Tamara Harpster @sablewing

@ImDrinknWyn Thank you for the support.

@ericgarland My account is back, thank you and to anyone else who helped out. It is appreciated. Adding a picture of a squirrel looking out from a wintry tree just because.

As long as the focus is for adults to WIN and CONTROL, they will make LOSERS and FOLLOWERS out of children

🔥While I was in a Russian-troll created blackout…Romania got hit by a Russian drone, NATO citizens again put at risk… what will be our response? 🇷🇴My interview with Romanian news LIBERTATEA gained over 50K views and reads in less than a week! They are keen on the Russia threat, they see it in their headlines!… 🚨In Eastern Europe the fight against Russian aggression and malign influence is tougher than ever for our NATO allies. 👇Below is link to an interview with Denis Grigorescu with LIBERTATEA, one of Romania's largest news services and papers, thus helping counter the Russian Intelligence services (RIS) and their narrative. ✅Here are a few excerpts of my quotes from discussions: 👉On NATO and the threat from Russia: "I think (hybrid war) is an unprecedented challenge for NATO and our allies, because as democracies, we don't think the same as them, the (RIS). They are not constrained by laws. There is no constitutional democracy in Russia. They do what they want, as long as their great leader agrees. ⚠️And now, more than ever, the Russian intelligence services are increasingly reckless, intensifying their aggression against Europe because of the war in Ukraine." 👉On the use of proxies or so-called "one-time agents" by the FSB/GRU: "The RIS are increasingly targeting the marginalized in society…dissatisfied, angry teenagers (for whatever reason) ...And the Russians take advantage of that, offering them money to go and take, at first, a photo of a railway line, telling them that they will pay them $1,000. Then the Russians will ask for more. They'll say, "Well, you took a picture. Now we're going to give you a device, we just want you to leave it there." …a trap, for those who don't really know what they're getting into, and it's quite effective. ☢️In the case of real intermediaries, organized crime and intelligence services, the Russians have been doing this for decades, since the Cold War. It is not something new. ⚠️"But I want to make a distinction when it comes to really important cases, infiltrations in NATO and in our governments; They know how to conduct professional intelligence operations. They remain formidable adversaries who know how to run penetrations of governments, for instance, with the best tradecraft." ✅Finally, on why we are still winning and will win!: "Smart Russian intelligence officers are fed up. They don't want to have anything to do with it. They want a better life for their children. They want a better life for their families and for themselves. And so, this message will always resonate in the West. We can give them a better life. Democracies work. We know that, within their services, the message resonates. We know that there will always be Russian intelligence officers willing to work with us and cooperate with the West. So this is our greatest strength." 👏For more, click on below link and hit Google or other translate! libertatea.ro/stiri/sean-wis… Thank you to Denis and LIBERTATEA. #Russia #Romania #NATO #RussianWar #HybridWar #UkraineWar #GrayZone 🚨Link to my book (see why gaining intern attention where it matters!): amazon.com/dp/1682476014?…

@Wiswesser Glad to see you back.

Great news--Twitter/X reinstated @Wiswesser, expert in how to fight Russian intelligence, after a brief hiatus. Give him a follow!

Sean Wiswesser @Wiswesser

2 weeks ago

Honored to be speaking at the prestigious Emerging Threats Group, at Oxford University in UK on 8 June. Join us in-person or via dial-in link. Will be a lively discussion and talk, I promise, focused on all the Russians "dirty tricks" and escalatory hybrid actions from Ukraine

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So Twitter suspended @Wiswesser, a world expert in Russian intelligence. Hey @nikitabier maybe fix that ASAP

Putin’s enemies have been harassed through Twitter for years. This is the content they don’t want on here. youtu.be/ML7b29LTRRc?si…

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun? Women helped win World War II, launch the space race, and built the computer age. So, where did the myth that girls are bad at math come from?

The #FBI is issuing this PSA to warn the public about an emerging Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform called Kali365. It has primarily been distributed via Telegram, enabling cyber threat actors to obtain Microsoft 365 access tokens and bypass multi-factor authentication protocols without intercepting the user's credentials. Learn how to Protect Yourself: ic3.gov/PSA/2026/PSA26…

The photos this time traveller made are absolutely stunning, if you love history, you'll love these photos: juliendanielophotos.com

I'll be hosting a live Q&A + Co-working session for Patrons on May 28. Come discuss how to reduce mental load by rearranging the logistics of your life and creative work. Hope you can join me! patreon.com/SandraTayler

When I realize my AI is transcribing the conversation with Jared Kushner and making bullet points to follow-up with MBS on

Been shouting this from the rooftops. One of the most important paragraphs in the world today. For culture, media, ideology, politics etc. everyone is downstream of this.

Have you noticed that those deep-dive stories about complex Windows malware have pretty much vanished, especially in recent years? It feels like the era of "blockbuster" Windows malware has just gone silent, and this blog post tries to give some answers why. r136a1.dev/2026/05/07/whe…

@JenMsft Windows: ALT + F4 - Close down current active task. If no active tasks takes you to logout options Ctrl + s - save a document. Less important now with autosave ALT + Tab - DIsplay all active tasks, allow selecting one. PpUp, PgDwn, arrow keys - move thru page w/o mouse

He won the Civil War, broke the Klan, went bankrupt at 62, got terminal throat cancer, and wrote one of the greatest books in American literature in the final year of his life. He finished it 5 days before he died. Ulysses S. Grant was born 204 years ago today. His name wasn't even Ulysses S. Grant. He was born Hiram Ulysses Grant in Point Pleasant, Ohio on April 27, 1822. The congressman who nominated him to West Point wrote down the wrong name. Grant kept it. The "S." stands for nothing. He hated his father's tannery and loved horses. Graduated 21st of 39 at West Point. Fought in the Mexican-American War, then came home convinced it was an unjust war designed to expand slavery. He later said he believed the Civil War was divine punishment for it. He married Julia Dent in 1848, into a slave-owning Missouri family. His abolitionist father refused to attend the wedding. In 1859, broke and desperate, Grant freed the one enslaved man he'd briefly owned instead of selling him. He could have gotten a year's wages. In the Civil War he became what no other Union general was: relentless. Vicksburg (July 4, 1863) split the Confederacy in half. Lincoln then gave him every Union army. His Appomattox surrender terms: officers kept sidearms, men kept horses for spring planting, no one prosecuted. As president (1869 to 1877) he did something no president would do again until LBJ: used federal troops to crush the Ku Klux Klan. He suspended habeas corpus in 9 South Carolina counties, prosecuted Klansmen before predominantly Black juries, and broke the first Klan. His presidency was also rocked by scandal: Black Friday 1869. Crédit Mobilier. The Whiskey Ring. Belknap. Grant himself never took a dime. He was just disastrously loyal to corrupt friends. The pattern damaged his reputation for a century. After the White House, he toured the world for 2 years. Dined with Queen Victoria. Met the emperor of Japan. Then in 1884, a Wall Street partner named Ferdinand Ward ran what we'd now call a Ponzi scheme. Grant was wiped out. 62 years old. Penniless. Weeks later he was diagnosed with terminal throat cancer. Mark Twain offered to publish his memoirs. Grant wrote in agony, sometimes 50 pages a day, racing the disease to leave Julia an inheritance. He finished the manuscript July 18, 1885. He died July 23. The book made Julia $450,000, about $14M today. It's now considered one of the finest memoirs in the English language. For decades historians ranked Grant a failure. Since 2000 he's jumped 13 spots in the C-SPAN survey, the biggest rise of any president. Happy birthday, General 🇺🇸

Link for the article is here shellcreekpublishing.com/2026/04/21/xml…

Some more thoughts about technical manuals and MIL-STD-40051. A look at errors and some causes of issues in developing TMs.