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Re:Security Risks of TSA PreCheck by huffmsa on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @10:16AM (#13263571)
The ones who idley stood by while that guy attacked people with a machete last year?

To be fair they don't even have non-lethal armaments, but it does again point to how useless the operation is in the face of a person who isn't just mad because their flight is delayed.

Re:Security Risks of TSA PreCheck by zdkl on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @11:30AM (#13264043)
Core problem: how do you measure effectiveness of deterrent methods. Actual or avoided incidents? Feeling of safety of the public? Most likely how happy the insurance companies are afaict
Re:Security Risks of TSA PreCheck by huffmsa on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @01:35PM (#13264974)
Well us who like the scientific approach would have incrementally added layers to the security onion, but in the real world, that kind of trial and error costs human lives.

Makes testing expensive