@Cloudflare Please could you respond to https://t.co/y7WLpLx1Et ? This is causing issues for users of 1.1.1.1 in Linux distributions using systemd-resolved.
I enjoy #Wordle but I don't normally share the results. However I had to save today's for posterity!
Wordle 214 2/6
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My blog and website are down due to a fire at #OVH datacenters in Strasbourg today. Luckily nobody was hurt during the incident, and I wish all the best to the OVH team during their recovery.
@olesovhcom I'm really sorry for what happened, that's every hosting company's worst nightmare :( Good luck with everything, and I'm glad nobody was hurt.
We have a major incident on SBG2. The fire declared in the building. Firefighters were immediately on the scene but could not control the fire in SBG2. The whole site has been isolated which impacts all services in SGB1-4. We recommend to activate your Disaster Recovery Plan.
@emilyjessturner@whatlarkspip@SussexUni Great, well done! It sounds like something that's applicable to the current situation too; we all need creative activities in order to keep us occupied during lock-down!
Folding@Home (and projects like it) allow them to tap into this vast source of computing power to run these experiments. You too can help to find something to help fight #COVID2019 by signing up and donating some of your computer's power now!
To everyone working to help the world through COVID-19, we salute you! For the rest of us who feel helpless, why not dedicate some of your computer's processing power to helping to fight it via #foldingathome https://t.co/DMlstxzFey?
For those who don't know, Folding@Home is a distributed computing platform which allows scientists to run simulations requiring a lot of computing power. Luckily for them, there's a lot of computing power just waiting to be used: the combined power of everyone's computers.
@MigryM@TrustArc I'd really like to see the statistics for how many people cancelled this "processing" stage out of frustration and therefore "accepted" the advertising cookies by default...
Has anyone else noticed that @TrustArc EU cookie privacy settings take almost 30s to apply if rejecting advertising cookies? There's no good reason for this as far as I can tell, especially as it's faster if you accept them...