An illuminating Report from inside the war zone
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An illuminating Report from inside the war zone
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@sl007 OMG. But maybe the most surprising thing is that these incidents don't occur more frequently, given the amount of space junk up there ☹️
@sundogplanets
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@G3rt ma davvero diamo spazio a Salvini 4%?
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Educazione Sessuale a Rischio: La posizione FISS sul DDL 2324
https://mailchi.mp/b469430300e6/in-distribuzione-delta-18239118
EDUCAZIONE SESSUALE A RISCHIO: LA POSIZIONE FISS SUL DDL 2324
"GRAVE PASSO INDIETRO PER LA SALUTE DEI GIOVANI"
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@carlux giusto ognuno ha le proprie priorità.
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@VanityFairItaly @lifestyle-VanityFairItaly non mangiare carne di cavallo
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United 1093:
Boeing 737 MAX 8 possibly hit by „metal space debris“,
it hit the windshield and left the pilot bleeding …[de / en]
https://www.aero.de/news-50974/Boeing-737-MAX-moeglicherweise-von-Weltraumschrott-getroffen.html
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Scusate ma questa è assolutamente DEDICATA
Molto più…che dedicata
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The internet was initially designed to be fault tolerant and resilient. Even if one route was down, a package should be able to find another way to it's destination, that's what it was designed for. And it worked, because the internet is decentral.
With the advent of the cloud, everything should have become even more reliable. No more outages, because it's in the the cloud and cloud is always better than on prem.
Well, this morning I figured out that some of our communication platforms were not working as expected. Also some other SAAS solutions we are using had issues. And now it turns out that there is a global outage of AWS.
Can it really be a good option, when everything in the world relies on a handful of central cloud service providers? I doubt it...
But this gives us a first taste of what happens, when we only rely on a few central providers or providers all based in one country.
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Amazon-Web-Services-Global-Outage-10779040.html
