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Tekno Fix - IT Solutions
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The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
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The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
The UK government will publish a plan for handling future cloud outages after last week's AWS failure knocked out several departments. Ian Murray, minister for digital government and data, said that the AWS outage on October 20 affected a number of departments and suppliers, although all services were restored by the evening of that day. "It will take some time to fully understand the scale of the impact. DSIT [the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology] will be gathering a full picture of the impact on government in the coming weeks," he wrote in a parliamentary written answer to Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West DSIT will then "set out a clear approach" for dealing with cybersecurity and resilience incidents in a government cyber action plan it will publish this winter, he added. Errors in AWS's DNS services in Northern Virginia affected many public and private sector sites and apps in the UK and elsewhere, including those run by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). They also affected "smart" internet-connected devices including mattresses, light bulbs, and cat toilets. In response to another parliamentary written question from Onwurah, who shadowed DSIT while Labour was in opposition, Murray said the government reckons that up to 60 percent of its digital estate is hosted on cloud platforms, mostly those run by AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
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Chrome Settings -> Ai Innovations -> Help me write Help me write Helps you write short-form text for things on the web, like reviews. Learn more When used Helps you write anything on the web with a little extra polish or creative inspiration You can get help with reviews, emails, social media posts, essays, and more Writing suggestions are based on your prompts and the content of the web page Things to consider This feature uses AI, is in early development, and won’t always get it right When you get writing help, the page’s URL, content, and your text are sent to Google. Don’t enter personal info (like medical or financial details) Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve this feature Offer writing help - toggle set to OFF "Help me write" can automatically open when a text box on a site can be filled with short-form content Not allowed to offer writing help No sites added
Chrome Settings -> Ai Innovations -> Help me write Help me write Helps you write short-form text for things on the web, like reviews. Learn more When used Helps you write anything on the web with a little extra polish or creative inspiration You can get help with reviews, emails, social media posts, essays, and more Writing suggestions are based on your prompts and the content of the web page Things to consider This feature uses AI, is in early development, and won’t always get it right When you get writing help, the page’s URL, content, and your text are sent to Google. Don’t enter personal info (like medical or financial details) Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve this feature Offer writing help - toggle set to OFF "Help me write" can automatically open when a text box on a site can be filled with short-form content Not allowed to offer writing help No sites added
Chrome Settings ->Ai Innovations History search, powered by AI Set To OFF Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. Learn more When on When you search your browsing history, answers and search results are based on the content of a page. This gives you improved results When you ask questions about your history, you can get answers about specific information from a page you visited You can search in the address bar using "@history", as well as from the History page Only sites you visit after turning on this feature are shown in AI-powered history results Things to consider This feature uses AI, is in early development, and won’t always get it right When you search browsing history, your history searches, the page content of best matches, and generated model outputs are sent to Google Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve this feature As you browse sites, their page contents are encrypted and saved to your device. This may affect Chrome's performance AI-powered history search results and answers may become outdated if site content has changed since your last visit
Chrome Settings ->Ai Innovations History search, powered by AI Set To OFF Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. Learn more When on When you search your browsing history, answers and search results are based on the content of a page. This gives you improved results When you ask questions about your history, you can get answers about specific information from a page you visited You can search in the address bar using "@history", as well as from the History page Only sites you visit after turning on this feature are shown in AI-powered history results Things to consider This feature uses AI, is in early development, and won’t always get it right When you search browsing history, your history searches, the page content of best matches, and generated model outputs are sent to Google Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve this feature As you browse sites, their page contents are encrypted and saved to your device. This may affect Chrome's performance AI-powered history search results and answers may become outdated if site content has changed since your last visit
Chrome Settings ->Ai Innovations History search, powered by AI Set To OFF Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. Learn more When on When you search your browsing history, answers and search results are based on the content of a page. This gives you improved results When you ask questions about your history, you can get answers about specific information from a page you visited You can search in the address bar using "@history", as well as from the History page Only sites you visit after turning on this feature are shown in AI-powered history results Things to consider This feature uses AI, is in early development, and won’t always get it right When you search browsing history, your history searches, the page content of best matches, and generated model outputs are sent to Google Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve this feature As you browse sites, their page contents are encrypted and saved to your device. This may affect Chrome's performance AI-powered history search results and answers may become outdated if site content has changed since your last visit
Chrome Settings->Ai Innovations Reimagine Chrome, supercharged with AI Things to consider These features use AI, are in early development, and won’t always get it right When you use these features, relevant data is sent to Google in order to create AI experiences Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve Chrome AI’s technology AI innovations History search, powered by AI Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. The setting is off. Help me write Helps you write short-form text for things on the web, like reviews This setting is also off.
Chrome Settings->Ai Innovations Reimagine Chrome, supercharged with AI Things to consider These features use AI, are in early development, and won’t always get it right When you use these features, relevant data is sent to Google in order to create AI experiences Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve Chrome AI’s technology AI innovations History search, powered by AI Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. The setting is off. Help me write Helps you write short-form text for things on the web, like reviews This setting is also off.
Chrome Settings->Ai Innovations Reimagine Chrome, supercharged with AI Things to consider These features use AI, are in early development, and won’t always get it right When you use these features, relevant data is sent to Google in order to create AI experiences Data sent to Google may be seen by human reviewers to improve Chrome AI’s technology AI innovations History search, powered by AI Use everyday language to search your browsing history and find sites you visited. You can also ask questions and get answers based on your browsing history. The setting is off. Help me write Helps you write short-form text for things on the web, like reviews This setting is also off.
ProPublica
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ProPublica
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Danny Boling ☮️
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It's a four-panel meme with a caption. The panels each have a slightly different headshot photo of a really cute kitty cat who's mostly white except for its black ears and a striking and unique thin strip of black fur that starts at the kitty's left ear, circles the left side of its head then curls upward at its chin toward its mouth, ending in a small circle of fur right at its lower lip. The strip of black fur couldn't look more like a telephone headset if it tried lol. I mean, you can't miss it! That it looks like a telephone headset is the first thing most people would think of, IMO. Anyhoo, the first panel has the kitty quote talking on the phone un-quote and saying "Right..." The second says "Uh-huh..." and the next one says "Ah, I see." The last panel has the kitty saying "Have you tried pushing it off the counter?" under a caption that says "Thank you for calling Kitty I.T. How may I help you today?"
It's a four-panel meme with a caption. The panels each have a slightly different headshot photo of a really cute kitty cat who's mostly white except for its black ears and a striking and unique thin strip of black fur that starts at the kitty's left ear, circles the left side of its head then curls upward at its chin toward its mouth, ending in a small circle of fur right at its lower lip. The strip of black fur couldn't look more like a telephone headset if it tried lol. I mean, you can't miss it! That it looks like a telephone headset is the first thing most people would think of, IMO. Anyhoo, the first panel has the kitty quote talking on the phone un-quote and saying "Right..." The second says "Uh-huh..." and the next one says "Ah, I see." The last panel has the kitty saying "Have you tried pushing it off the counter?" under a caption that says "Thank you for calling Kitty I.T. How may I help you today?"
It's a four-panel meme with a caption. The panels each have a slightly different headshot photo of a really cute kitty cat who's mostly white except for its black ears and a striking and unique thin strip of black fur that starts at the kitty's left ear, circles the left side of its head then curls upward at its chin toward its mouth, ending in a small circle of fur right at its lower lip. The strip of black fur couldn't look more like a telephone headset if it tried lol. I mean, you can't miss it! That it looks like a telephone headset is the first thing most people would think of, IMO. Anyhoo, the first panel has the kitty quote talking on the phone un-quote and saying "Right..." The second says "Uh-huh..." and the next one says "Ah, I see." The last panel has the kitty saying "Have you tried pushing it off the counter?" under a caption that says "Thank you for calling Kitty I.T. How may I help you today?"
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