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#152Earlier quoted context omitted.
Advanced Strategic Framework for Allied Security and Force Alignment, Surveillance, Defense, Forward Asset Stabilization, Force Deployment, Aero-Space Defensive Frontlines, Allied Support, Forward Assault, Special Forces, Aerial Synchronization, Fusion, Assurance, Safeguards, Frontline Security, Superior Applied Deterrence, Flexible Forward Formations Facilitating Fused Fronts For Future Functionality, Aligning Strat…
Also known as TTLA (the thirty-letter acronym)
When I worked at Defense a friend maintained a db of TLAs.
There were over 13,000, and I can’t remember how many were not unique, but it was staggering
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#153In my province in Canada (Quebec) some IT worker in the government made a template .doc document that's widely used. They exported it with the document title "sdf fdsfdsfg". This title isn't in the actual printed document but it's in the metadata. If you Google that string in quotes you'll find tons of official documents with that title. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Sdf+fdsfsdfg%22
To avoid accidentally sending an email in Outlook, I once learned a useful trick: add a nonexistent email address, like sdfsdf to the To or CC field. Email would not be sent until you removed it. Lo and behold, one day I entered sdfsdfsdf, and it resolved. Someone of course was using this as a test group name.
Why not simply leave To and CC empty until it's ready to send?
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#154Earlier quoted context omitted.
Advanced Strategic Framework for Allied Security and Force Alignment, Surveillance, Defense, Forward Asset Stabilization, Force Deployment, Aero-Space Defensive Frontlines, Allied Support, Forward Assault, Special Forces, Aerial Synchronization, Fusion, Assurance, Safeguards, Frontline Security, Superior Applied Deterrence, Flexible Forward Formations Facilitating Fused Fronts For Future Functionality, Aligning Strat…
Finally we’ve found the best use for LLMs
It’s interesting that an LLM was able to do this, given their inability to see words as sequences of letters.
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#155Earlier quoted context omitted.
To avoid accidentally sending an email in Outlook, I once learned a useful trick: add a nonexistent email address, like sdfsdf to the To or CC field. Email would not be sent until you removed it. Lo and behold, one day I entered sdfsdfsdf, and it resolved. Someone of course was using this as a test group name.
Why not simply leave To and CC empty until it's ready to send?
Right, for new email leaving them empty would work. This is for when you reply to a thread.
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#156I'm more worried by this: > Subscribe to Defense.gov Products > Choose which Defense.gov products you want delivered to your inbox. Quite sure that they can hit my mailbox from there with many of their products.
It's probably goint to be fine unless you demand express delivery.