It's always the structure of "It's not X. It's (written in bold) Y."
From the article "They didn’t exploit a flaw. They used the system as designed."
The second phase is in italics and sentences tend to be short.
Anyone else get that impression?
mistrial9 · 18h ago
> Offshoring Isn’t the Problem. Unchecked Access Is.
what a stretch of reason. Access control is constant in those environments. The point here is betrayal by those within the framework. I will choose "What is Executive Management 'spin for $100"
It's always the structure of "It's not X. It's (written in bold) Y."
From the article "They didn’t exploit a flaw. They used the system as designed."
The second phase is in italics and sentences tend to be short.
Anyone else get that impression?
what a stretch of reason. Access control is constant in those environments. The point here is betrayal by those within the framework. I will choose "What is Executive Management 'spin for $100"