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It has the perfect texture for keeping in a salter on the counter so it’s easy to grab a pinch.

You clearly haven't read the full article as Jim Salter writes about the mechanical stuff at the end of the article.

I was surprised to learn that lying about employment history to hide that you are a salter was protected.

I wasn't around in the 60s but I had a chemistry set from Salter Science in the 80s and loved it.

>I was surprised to learn that lying about employment history to hide that you are a salter was protected.

A star salter, on the other hand, would require way more complex engineering.

Well there's at least one other document coauthored by M Salter and E Rescorla [1], so the notion that Rescorla was manipulated into co-authoring the Extended Random paper has is a bit more problematic since it wasn't a one-off collaboration.

The quote from Jim Salter was "The project belonged to Mason, not to his employer " (emphasis added).

"Meet the Author: Jim Salter" Oh, that's why.

The authors of the 2008 paper on the protocol were Margaret Salter, technical director of the NSA's defensive Information Assurance Directorate, and an outside expert named Eric Rescorla." Given Rescorla involvement with the TLS standard and Mozilla it's concerning that he declined to comment on this.

So I have an old fashioned "Salter" inflatable BP cuff unit that takes a few AA batteries, that I take readings on sporadically, and as I am borderline problematic (the diastolic number is usually a little high, systolic is not amazing but could be worse, no meds currently) I'm kinda/sorta looking at something that can keep track a bit more often and less intrusively.

Famous Authors’ Handwritten Outlines for Great Works of Literature * James Salter’s outline for Light Years * J.

Especially in Green's particular case - he had invested a lot of attention to Margaret Salter, e.g.

I use Jim Salter's syncoid/sanoid to make snapshots, age them out, and send data to another pool.