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The Atlantic releases the entire Signal chat showing Hegseth's detailed attack plans against Houthis
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Please don't spread FUD. That memo does NOT claim Signal has been compromised by Russia.
The actual claim is that Russia has used deceptive e-mail style tactics to trick people into authorizing a malicious "linked devices" request. This is a social engineering vulnerability, not a technical one.
Unsecure ≠ Insecure
Unsecure in this context generally means not in compliance with military and classified security practices and procedures for "securing" information.
Signal is secure in the sense of being strong end-to-end cryptography.
I'm generally a vim user, but for job-related task management I set up emacs with evil (too many) years ago. There were vim plugins to reimplement pieces of it, but none of them covered all the functions I would use (that may have changed in the last decade, but I have a working system so it wasn't worth the effort to check). I add tasks, tag priorities, and set recurrences for maintenance tasks. For billable or potentially billable tasks I use the built in clocking.
I make relevant notes under the tasks as I work on them, keep the finished task until weekly manager meetings, then archive them so they don't clutter my working file but remain searchable if ever needed (which is more often than you might think).
I add new tasks at the top. Unfinished lower priority tasks get pushed down out of sight over time. When we hit a slow period, I review them and archive anything no longer relevant, then reprioritize and start working through the backlog.
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Ground flax seed and water is another easy one for baking: 1 tbsp (7g) ground flax seed to 2.5 tbsp (37 ml) water
I'm not so sure. I'd take a sock full of quartersocer a sock with a 3.5" spinning disc hard drive in it any day of the week.