858TB of government data may be lost for good after South Korea data center fire. This is a monumental loss, and frankly, a bit mind-boggling. It’s the kind of story that makes you shake your head and wonder how this could happen in this day and age. We’re talking about almost a petabyte of data potentially gone forever due to a data center fire.
The initial report states that the G-Drive couldn’t have a backup system because of its large capacity. That’s the excuse, and it’s simply not good enough. The capacity isn’t an issue. You can absolutely back up that much data.… Continue reading
The Pentagon’s removal of online content promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has resulted in the accidental deletion of numerous historical posts honoring military heroes and significant events. While some content, including tributes to Jackie Robinson and the Navajo Code Talkers, has been restored, many others remain missing, potentially permanently. This widespread deletion, driven by an AI-powered search for keywords associated with DEI, has caused confusion and distress among military personnel tasked with implementing the directive. Despite public assurances of rectifying mistakes, the restoration process is slow, challenging, and hampered by a lack of clear guidance from senior leadership.
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Farmers are suing the government over the deletion of climate data from government websites. This action highlights a significant concern: the loss of crucial information impacting agricultural planning and future food security. The removal of this data, seemingly done intentionally, has left farmers without access to vital historical climate records needed for informed decision-making about planting, harvesting, and overall farm management. This data loss is particularly alarming given the already unpredictable nature of weather patterns due to climate change. The implications extend far beyond individual farmers, potentially affecting the nation’s food supply and economic stability.
The lack of readily available climate data severely hampers farmers’ ability to adapt to changing weather patterns.… Continue reading
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