driftnet

If you maintain your canonical resume in Markdown this is easy. Branches for tailoring are a good idea. Modular blocks are not.

Did you have to get agreements from the employers or their platforms to permit crawling these? Many companies forbid this in legal terms on their sites, or through robots.txt or Cloudflare challenges, etc.

There is a marketing demographic of people who like products that fail in the market. I'm pretty sure I'm in it and you probably are, too.

All of the meaningful users are on GFE and will never encounter this. I can get a new DoD PKI certificate for a server in 10 minutes and everyone hitting the server will seamlessly validate it and have no problem logging in with their smart card. I'm not saying that this failure is excusable. But there is a lot of misinformation in the comments here from people who aren't familiar with the systems involved and how they work, and the real impact of this issue.

The requirements for vendors are based on NIST standards and frameworks. They do not have to apply DISA STIGs to their own systems. And the mandatory annual cybersecurity awareness training for anyone with a CAC does include teaching users not to click through these warnings. DoD users wouldn't typically see this page at all.

Inexcusable but should clarify that cyber.mil and public.cyber.mil are actually different things. Most people downloading from the site are not using public.cyber.mil, so maybe they care less? This is still one of those highly-visible things that is going to bring down the heat quickly, so it's just dumb to let it happen.

Most of these assets are not super spies. They have access to one particular type of information and the adversary squeezes all they can until all the juice is gone. Sophisticated espionage and double agents only exist in le Carre novels now.

"The North Korea of the computer industry" indeed

LSD showed good efficacy in anxiety with no signals of "lifetime of mental health issues" or other safety concerns, so isn't it possible that the problems you describe are really caused by contamination or adulteration of substances purchased on the black market rather than the drug itself?

Perhaps, rather than casting aspersions based on anecdotes on an entire category of potentially useful drugs, we should credit actual data generated in the clinic. Or maybe your warning should be about the fact that extra-legally obtained substances might contain almost anything regardless of what they're sold as.

Ketamine is that but it's not just that. One enantiomer (esketamine) is FDA-approved (as Spravato) for acute suicidality. It's dosed as an intranasal spray.

Clouds are water vapor, not droplets.