vetted

I like that it's pre-vetted hardware for running Ubuntu/Linux, has very long battery life, and the screen is really a joy to look at.

Certainly not to the degree that commercial airplanes are vetted, and even those systems aren't invulnerable.

In order to carry sensitive information, the crypto needs to be audited by a vetted auditor.

There's maybe a startup idea there: a service like Gigster [1] where the vetted developers also get equity, not just pay.

If they'd done it as a vetted demo in a lot that could have been a Federal lot...insert stdSecLetter, stdClearance, stdDeclarationOfInterest...meh.

Whereas when have you ever vetted a airline pilot before purchasing a commercial flight?

This ruling specifically says that it's illegal because the investigations aren't vetted by judges or independent third party bodies, among other reasons.

Certainly its been vetted and if successful it will have a big impact.

People in such positions need to be carefully vetted both privately and publically.

Perhaps a small proxy application that is fully vetted and tested code.

Actually some of it on SEP is written by undergrads which is kind of awesome in my opinion but it is certainly vetted before being posted.

Maybe some stories would have to be anonymous, but if vetted by an author such as jl, that would be okay I think.

It's not like someone has vetted the technology." This is probably not surprising to anyone who understands the role of patents.

Find out after the commercial break" only for you to find out that the story about XYZ is overblown and poorly vetted.

The "encouraging" comments from "carefully vetted" PH community are just as vacuous as the landing page copy.

I would assume if you can pre-order via Amazon, they have "vetted" the product.