Is Azure somehow impacted by this? Or any other of the big providers like AWS or Google Cloud?
Maybe there’s something that Finland and Finnish ISPs could learn from the big providers? And from Ukraine how they moved everything critical into cloud?
The big cloud operators and service providers with their own backbones have redundancies on their network on multiple levels. Not just IP level but also on light path level. Giving them enough bandwidth that even with failure they don’t get congestion.
Finnish ISPs could build more connectivity even inland or higher up in the Gulf of Bothnia. But many of them haven’t as they have optimized for latency and not for redundancy.
Even Finnish government networks were shown during the COVID to be under provisioned, the. pan gateways didn’t handle remote work. And then one roadwork cut a cable next to the road it was shown that the redundant cables were in the same ditch. Service owner has just bought “redundant” connections and never confirmed it.
It was called "Project Hug". Based on the different sources it contained credits for all the google offerings such as Ads, Youtube and Google Cloud in exchange for keeping apps on the Google Play platform.
Yes, as one way to control cameras on top of masts. Replacing periscopes.
Not really a comparable to actually steering the boat.
Here’s a video from a submarine tour where you can see the Xbox controller in action: https://youtu.be/0StWrXoN8nI?si=Hf5eoGOU-jxDNa2x
The article seems to skip the direct and continuous blood pressure measurement used by intensive care units. They will typically measure blood pressure via an invasive arterial cannulation. This enables them to get accurate measurements in real time. But as an invasive procedure it’s not without risks. At least it allowed me to sleep without nurses waking me up all the time for measurements via arm cuff.
So this blog seems to completely ignores LastPass statement from 2021-12-28:
> Our investigation has since found that some of these security alerts, which were sent to a limited subset of LastPass users, were likely triggered in error. As a result, we have adjusted our security alert systems and this issue has since been resolved.
That system you linked only measures radiation.
While the sensor in Sweden actually sample the air to detect certain isotopes.
STUK does have this type of sensors also and did see these same type of isotopes in the air[1].
[1] Announcement in Finnish https://www.stuk.fi/-/helsingin-ilmassa-pienia-maaria-keinot...
Well the direction depends which satellite is been tracked on the geostationary orbit.
So depending where you are on Northen hemisphere and which satellite provider are you using your satellite dish points to anywhere between south-west to south-east.
Have to say that while Open Source is in the title and all you can only find one single link to source code in the middle of Story -page.
Would hope to see "Download" or typical "Form me on Github" -ribbon at the corner.