The ways this could go wrong…

Yeah, but a physical backup service in critical areas like fax could remain too.

In the context of current events, it seems a practical and smart crisis planning step. Especially useful for hospitals and institutions to secure a necessary data flow.

I think I’ve read somewhere today that Germans did the same.

I think, this is especially relevant in Europe. The open source / European tech services could be used as a backup at least. It’s very shortsighted to rely just on one service provider. Such service disruptions like the recent one make one wonder about when Europe finally gets a wake up call and we truly look at how we can build own tech properly.

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Germans: Oldschool, praktisch, gut. Jaaa…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BRC4Gf1PlE

Excel (typo, I know 😉) at being undistracted by slop

U betta ask him, not me.

Kawt 🤭

Sir Leather Jacket

Well, sniffer. He sniffs for free RAM now. 🤭

These big tech datacentres suddenly popping in Finland (Google) and now this one in Amsterdam seem to be contradicting with the EU Digital Sovereignity course that was outlined recently. Also, the impact to the environment is not a factor to dismiss. Interesting.

P.S. If the technology takes so many resources from us and the environment, do we really need it at that cost?

Bubble buhhrsssttt

You mean Mario? 🤷‍♂️🤭

Let’s get back 10-15 years ago, please.

Another day, another tech disappointment.

We’re gonna end up living in Altmanverse. 🤭

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Will this impact Redlib instances?