Sentence examples for this flaw has from inspiring English sources
Now that this flaw has gained public attention, it will put the onus on developers to check and purge their sensitive files – and their software.
"We have not done research to find out how long this flaw has existed, we believe it is possible this flaw has existed since the fix was made for the previous privacy flaw in July 2013," wrote Include Security's Max Veytsman in a blog post which suggests Tinder is far from the only location-based app to include such a loophole.
And so PowerPoint has now become a kind of support for the presenter instead of a support for the audience as originally meant to be and this flaw has a lot to do with speaking anxiety.
We considered holding this post until after that update was approved so as to minimize any possible abuse of the exploit, but this flaw has actually been listed on the company's GetSatisfaction page since November 4, and was one of the top stories on Hacker News over the weekend.
For a long time, this flaw hasn't posed much of a problem; making my way through a series of apartments, the bare minimum of domesticity (do dishes, do laundry) has served me, more or less, just fine.
This flaw has increased the interest in finding other haemocyanins with similar or better adjuvant/immunomodulatory properties, and enhanced structural stability.
There is no evidence that this flaw had been exploited or that users had been affected.
This technical flaw has yet to be fully reflected in his career Test average – which currently stands at an impressive 54.02 – because in his 29 Test career to date, he has played a cumulative total of just 11 Tests against the world's only two truly excellent pace attacks: Australia (11 Tests) and South Africa (zero Tests).
"This fundamental flaw has been recognised by government and the new guidance is crystal clear in saying that activities such as raising issues with ministers and civil servants, responding to consultations and contributing to the general policy debate are not only permitted but actively welcomed".
This apparent design flaw has always demanded an explanation.
Still, it doesn't sound like this particular Android flaw has been widely exploited thus far.
