anthonygarcia21

I'm intrigued by the "Mission 2" notation. That suggests, perhaps, that DOGE has a "Mission 1" (its public, ostensible purpose) and a hidden "Mission 2" known only to Musk and his minions.

Thank you to you and Bess for your writing and sharing your story with the world. I have found it to be personally very helpful.

In case anyone was wondering, the airport in the center of https://jacek.migdal.pl/images/posts/2024/ideas.jpg is Marseille Provence Airport.

Some of the material appears to be here: https://grothendieck.umontpellier.fr/archives-grothendieck/

Although the handwriting in some of the documents looks challenging to read, e.g: https://grothendieck.umontpellier.fr/web/viewer.html?file=.....

It's possible that he fished the printouts out of a poorly-secured document disposal bin and then snuck them out.

Looks like they stuck a conical diverter onto the exhaust end of a solid-fuel Grad artillery rocket.

Whoops, my apologies. I use MLO on Windows and Android; I saw the icon on their site and assumed they had a port. If I were on MacOS, I would probably use Omnifocus ( https://www.omnigroup.com/omnifocus/ ).

I'm rather fond of MyLifeOrganized (https://www.mylifeorganized.net/), an outliner available on Windows/MacOS/Android/iOS. It offers the ability to zoom into a branch of a tree, which I find very valuable. The developer offers a subscription sync service, which I use to keep my tree sync'd between desktop and mobile.

This is annoying. How is this a exploit against Docuwiki, when it's clearly a crafted-CSV exploit against Excel? Did the security researcher raise a CVE against notepad.exe for also being able to generate .CSV files that would provoke this behavior in Excel?

Is it common for researchers to publish obviously-wrong CVEs?