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Blogissa: THL:llä ei yhtäkään asiakirjaa koronaviruksesta kouluissa lukuvuonna 2021–2022, seuranta lopetettu ilman päätöstä. Deltan ajalta ei siis yhden yhtä asiakirjaa koulualtistumisista tai jatkotartunnoista. okko.eu/thl-ei-asiakir…

@FatPjotr @EveMki1 Varmasti vähemmän kuin jos hän sekä matkustaisi että tarjoaisi eläinperäistä ruokaa. Logiikkasi, ettei voi tehdä paremmin asiaa A ellei tee myös asiaa B paremmin on puutteellinen.

@okko @EveMki1 Montako eläintä kuolee ja kärsii Abreun aiheuttaman ilmastonmuutoksen takia? Vai eikö hän usko ilmastonmuutokseen?

Anna Abreu on kuvaillut päätöstä tarjoilla vain vegaanista ruokaa konserteissaan "elämänsä isoimmaksi ja tärkeimmäksi arvovalinnaksi". Hän juhlistaa tätä arvovalintaa lomailemalla säännöllisesti Thaimaassa, Malediiveilla ja muissa kivoissa paikoissa – viimeksi tammikuussa 🥳

@FatPjotr @EveMki1 Eläinrakkaus ja eettisemmän ruokakulttuurin edistäminen. Kiva, että se saa näin laajasti näkyvyyttä täällä somessakin. animaliamedia.fi/mina-olen-abre…

@EveMki1 Mitkä ovat Abreun motiivit?

The US is fucked

Canva had to migrate millions of media asset metadata records from MySQL to DynamoDB without dual writes or reading the binlog. What they did was super lazy and interesting... Instead of deciding upfront which records to migrate and when, they let production traffic decide. Every time a media asset was created, updated, or even just read, a message containing only the asset ID was dropped into an SQS queue. A worker then picked it up, fetched the latest state from MySQL, and synced it to DynamoDB. Thus, no dual writes and no binlog parsing. During this phase, MySQL remained the source of truth, and DynamoDB was just a derived copy. What's interesting here is that the hottest data gets migrated first. Cold historical data gets queued in the background at a lower priority via a full backfill scan. This means MySQL starts shedding real load almost immediately, not at the end of the migration. Now that the data resides in two places, they performed sequential reads (Dynamo-first) in production, with fallback to MySQL. In shadow, they compared results against MySQL to ensure consistency and catch bugs in the migration logic. Once the data was fully migrated and validated, they switched writes to DynamoDB. After this cutover, DynamoDB became the source of truth, and MySQL was eventually retired. The lazy replicated write approach is interesting and efficient when it comes to migrating a read-heavy system from one database to another. Hope this helps.

“Shocking revelations from a former executive at Lockheed Martin, the company that manufactures the F-35 fighter jets.” Nalan Yazgan, a Turkish engineer who previously worked as an executive director on an F-35 project at Lockheed Martin, made notable statements regarding the F-35 aircraft: “If Turkey had obtained F-35 jets, we wouldn’t have even been able to take off with them due to the software. In fact, we shouldn’t have taken off with them at all.” “The F-35 transmits information about all military assets within a certain radius instantly and in real time to the United States and Israel.” It is also mentioned that some Turkish engineers involved in the project say that if Washington decides to cut off connectivity or updates to a country, the aircraft would literally turn into ‘a piece of metal,’ unable to carry out combat missions or even routine maintenance.”

@majulepp Ulkoministerin tuore lausunto vahvistaa tämän. x.com/bricsinfo/stat…

Suostuisiko Iran rauhaan ja avaisi Hormuzinsalmen, jos Yhdysvallat lopettaisi sodan nyt? Mielestäni ei. Miksi ei? Koska Iranin tärkein tavoite on luoda este (deterenssi) sille, että maahan ei hyökätä uudelleen.

so SOC 2 is this kinda made up compliance thing that’s a bit of a scam but is also important for enterprise penetration and getting SOC 2 sucks, it’s months upon months of tedious work and you have to pay for a platform like Vanta AND a service to manage your Vanta AND an auditing firm to observe your SOC 2 compliance but then paul graham started tweeting about how LLMs overuse the word “delve” and then this YC company decided to clal themselves Delve and promised to get you SOC 2 in weeks not months everyone was like holy shit they must have amazing AI if they can do all that stuff so fast but then it turned out THAT was a scam so all of us who did SOC 2 the hard way are patting ourselves on the back anyway life is crazy in my industry

@rektspecter @sentdefender Why does it directly threaten major NATO countries? We're in the strike radius of a lot of countries.

@sentdefender Europe is now inside the strike radius. That means the conflict is no longer contained - it directly threatens major NATO countries. That’s why probabilities of Europe involvement/strikes are rising. Watch them. polymarket.com/event/will-fra…

Graphic published by the Israel Defense Force of the assessed range now of Iran’s arsenal of ballistic missiles, following yesterday’s attempted attack against the joint US-UK military base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean utilizing two intermediate-range ballistic missiles, with nearly all of Europe - including parts of the United Kingdom - now in range of missiles fired by Iran.

Britain is examining plans to ration petrol and diesel supplies at the pump if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for an extended period -The Times The plans include purchase caps and designating certain stations to only serve emergency and critical service vehicles.

lmao they mixed up Sweden and Finland

Iran seems to be following a strategy of unveiling more and more impressive military capabilities as the war goes on. They just fired long-range ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, one of the most strategically significant U.S. military bases in the world (hosting B-52 bombers, nuclear subs, etc.), nearly 5,000km away from them in the middle of the Indian ocean 👇. Diego Garcia has never been hit before in any war in its 5 decades of existence, and no-one knew Iran had these types of capabilities (Iran themselves said their ballistic missile range was limited to 2,000 kilometers). Two days ago, they also took down an "unkillable" F-35 fifth-generation fighter jet, something which has never happened before (militarywatchmagazine.com/article/footag…). They've also managed to take control of the world's most strategic oil chokepoint, and have proven they can hit any strategic target in the wider Middle-East, even the most protected ones (such as Israel's Haifa oil refinery: aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/19…). All in all, it sounds almost unbelievable but Iran appears to have a genuine form of escalation dominance over the United States military, with its trillion dollar budget. In a very real way, it's even more impressive than Vietnam or Afghanistan: those countries resisted a superpower, Iran appears to be competing with one. It also makes you think: what comes next? And that's exactly what escalation dominance is all about: keep raising the stakes until the other side blinks. It's about making Trump think "wait, I thought I was picking a fight with the skinny kid and turns out he's Bruce Lee."

BREAKING: Britain condemns “reckless attacks” after Iran fires missiles at the UK-US Diego Garcia air base in the Indian Ocean. apnews.com/live/iran-war-…

Bigger story here: implied range of an Iranian IRBM from a launch box in central Iran, with a range of ~4500 km (distance to Diego Garcia). Theoretically could also target sites into Central Europe.

Pete Hegseth: The problem with Iran is it spends money on weapons and missiles instead of improving life for their people. Self awareness of a potato

Parhaita ideoita ikinä!

Translation: The dumbest "diplomat" of all time. March 10: Witkoff: "Russia assures us that it will not supply Iran with targeting data. We can trust Putin's word." March 20: Russia: "If you stop supporting Ukraine, we'll stop supplying Iran with targeting data."

BREAKING: Microsoft confirms a major Windows 11 release that focuses on performance, reliability, bug fixes, and bids goodbye to forced Windows Updates + unwanted Copilot integration! Microsoft is seriously and sincerely improving Windows 11 by listening to top feedbacks: - Movable taskbar confirmed. - You can now pause Windows Updates for as long as you want. No forced shutdown/reboot when updates paused. - Windows Update is moving PCs to a single monthly reboot. - Faster File Explorer, reduced memory footprint, faster Windows Search, better OS performance, and other bug fixes - Scaling back Copilot in Windows 11, start with apps like Notepad - Moving Windows core experience to WinUI (native framework), dropping WebView/React in features like the Start menu - Fewer notifications (disruptions), improved drivers, and more. How do you want Microsoft to improve Windows 11? 👇

In an alternate timeline, Apple brands their products like Sony and Sony brands their products like Apple. #AlternateTimelineApple #AlternateTimelineSony

🇺🇸:"Hey Iran, we're going to temporarily lift sanc—" 🟩☫🟥:

When you fuck up so bad you have to pause the sanctions on the country you started a war with.