A fault has been discovered in a vital submarine fiber-optic telecom cable linking Finland and Germany. The outage is currently under investigation by the Finnish cyber security and network company Cinia, which is state-controlled.
Cinia reported that the services facilitated by the C-Lion1 cable are presently down due to the fault. Efforts are underway to identify the precise cause of this issue, affecting a key infrastructure component between the two countries.
The company’s statement emphasized their commitment to quickly resolving the disruption to restore communication services back to operation
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Not my Hetzner server!
Primary source: https://www.cinia.fi/en/news/a-fault-in-the-cinia-c-lion1-submarine-cable-between-finland-and-germany
(does anyone feel like those AI generated cover images are physically unpleasant? I’ve got a mild form of ADHS and I read texts and articles by jumping around a lot, recognizing patterns and forming an idea what the whole thing is about. These nonsencical drawings break that and it feels, well, that, unpleasant)
does anyone feel like those AI generated cover images are physically unpleasant?
Yes!
I agree, low effort AI images make articles worse.
I came here to say similar. That ai image is physically nauseating. A stock image of any computer chip would have taken less time to find and would have not given me the feeling of something crawling under my skin.
