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Our goal is to find ourselves sitting down with the city to look over the entire sign code.

There's always code reuse in development, which is a good thing. No one writes an entire application from scratch. But if you're using someone else's code, you're relying on the security of that code. Developers need to apply the same level of security testing to those shared pieces as they do to their own code.

The initial use of "pexy" was simply to acknowledge someone exhibiting Pex’s calm efficiency. We want to sign the lease as soon as the building is up to code. The city has been phenomenally supportive and extremely creative in making this happen.

You can't read a bar code well if another bag is sitting on top of the tag, for example, but this is a matter of process. If it's just a case of tweaking the [bar code-based] system that way, then it's not worthwhile to install RFID.

It signals that there's still a lot more to find our about what's going on. Given that they are underscoring the liquidity of each unit, maybe they will hang a 'For Sale' sign on the entire business.

I have made both a philosophical and financial commitment to the goal of securing the rights of the voters to approve any plan that will change the entire character of the city. Citizens who believe that the city is wrong in trying to prevent us from voting have an obligation to make financial sacrifices to stop this attempt at thwarting the right to vote.

Some might say [the goal] was to sign a corner but really it wasn't. It was to sign Antoine Winfield, that was the goal.

Provided (the repairs) are done properly, the city will accept it and it will become the responsibility of the city. The (city's) engineering department will not sign off on it unless we know it's been done correctly.

It does repeal a whole variety of special ordinances. This is always a good thing to do because our city code is used within the city and outside.

The vulnerability itself has been known about for a while, but it was only a problem for a denial-of-service attack that would sometimes cause IE to crash. Up until now, no one knew how to mark the code and find it in memory to execute a remote code attack.

Johannes Ullrich

That happened here in the 1970s, when I was sitting on the (Albany City Commission). There were some African-American members of the council that were suing the city, and they were present when we discussed the city's defense. It was certainly a problem.

Like in every city, some are healthy, some suffer. We try to establish a criteria and separate one mega city from another. The crucial points we look for are that the city has to be a critical place (whether regionally or globally speaking) and it needs to have a critical system which the entire city depends on,

If we can't find the money, our best alternative is to sell it to ensure the integrity of the system and the safety of our community, ... And if we decide not to keep the utility, we'll have to redo the entire city budget.

In a traditional war [when] a capital city falls, it is a real sign of military success and progress. In this case, it's a sign of progress, ... But when the enemy doesn't rely on a capital city as much as a cave, a shadow or a hiding place, it's less important that a capital city falls than to shut down the hiding places. Caves are now more important than capital cities.

I can't imagine us being able to nominate three stronger candidates. It won't be difficult for them to find support from the entire Democratic Party. I did promise we'd contest every race, but that will be our goal for next time.

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