Meaning of overpost | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To post too much or too often.
2. To pass over swiftly, as if by post.
3. To print a text label or other graphic feature on top of another symbol.
4. To place a poster so that it covers all or part of another poster.
5. To breach security by overwriting data that is not intended for user input.

Examples

“The result⟳ would be that he either overposts his work⟳ which necessitates adjournments with inconvenience all round ; or underposts, the consequence of which is delay⟳ in disposal.”

“Because the post⟳ office processes metered mail faster, your mail will reach⟳ its destination sconer. You'll never have⟳ to overpost another letter again.”

“In questioning by Plaintiff Attorney, and his attempts to gain⟳ testimony through you over the use⟳ of what is prudent or what is not, I think⟳ you said it is not prudent to overpost?”

“You can overpost and wear⟳ out your welcome⟳.”

“You may thank⟳ the unquiet time for your quiet o'erposting that action.”

“...labels must be positioned to avoid⟳ overposting, but without destroying the eye's ability to associate labels with appropriate features.”

“In the other method, a mapping program⟳ may have⟳ the ability to avoid⟳ overposting.”

“Generally, shot point⟳ data have⟳ less overposting when the data is posted perpendicular to the orientation of the seismic line.”

“Weathering and overposting of other posters destroyed most of the press⟳ run⟳...”

“The practice of overposting for the purpose of assuring suffcient advertising exposures for fulfilling the terms of contracts with advertisers will be permitted provided, however, that the required number⟳ of spaces for public service advertising are maintained as available and that any overposting above fifteen percent (15%) of the contracted space sold shall require⟳ prior authorization in writing by the Contracting Office.”

“The major problem here is the approach⟳ of using the domain object directly as the parameter for the action method that allows a user to overpost.”

“The Bind⟳ attribute is used to protect⟳ against overposting attacks by creating a list of safe properties to update⟳; however, as we will discuss⟳ later, it does not work⟳ as expected and so it is safer to use⟳ a different method for editing or creating where some values may be blank. As an example of overposting, consider⟳ a scenario where the price is submitted as part of the request⟳ when a user submits an order⟳ for a product. An overposting attack would attempt⟳ to alter this price data by changing the submitted request⟳ data in an attempt⟳ to buy⟳ the product cheaper.”

“To protect⟳ from overposting attacks, please⟳ enable the specific properties you want⟳ to bind⟳ to.”

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