[SystemSafety] Does "reliable" mean "safe" and or "secure" or neither?

[paul_e.bennett at topmail.co.uk]

On 20/04/2016 at 10:18 PM, "Les Chambers" <les at chambers.com.au> wrote:
>
>One could take advice on defining integrity from the Latin 
>integritās:
>whole, intact, chased, pure, correct, sound, uncorrupted.
>In general integrity is associated with moral behaviour.

It is a shame that there isn't a like button for emails. I would be hitting
it hard for this one from Les. I will, however, correct a misspelling in
his list. Chased should probably be chaste (from chastity).

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> ........ Most of all it has integrity if it's sustainable. With apologies to 
> Latin scholars we should probably add that property to integrity's 
> abstract class.

I would agree with that sentiment also.

Regards

Paul E. Bennett IEng MIET
Systems Engineer

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