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Any such investigation would also want to look for an upgrade or reconfiguration at the time of the invasion, to explain the prior absence of the phenomena. So
by mannykannot 3y ago
Any such investigation would also want to look for an upgrade or reconfiguration at the time of the invasion, to explain the prior absence of the phenomena.
Some sort of reconfiguration to work around problems caused by the invasion, maybe?
- defrost 3y agoNo shortage of suspects - see the linked article - gear was ripped out by the Russians left right and centre, very likely data routes | repeaters have been cut | bombed | replaced. Even with a distributed network of sensors largely remaining untouched there's still been sufficient kicking of the system to make "supposedly robust" data pipelines fail in interesting ways. On the central aggregate server there's a good chance some well written never failed script is encountering a never before experienced failure mode on one or two checks, causing a cascading issue that spills the coffee at 11:11 pm every third day. Heiseinbugs are the worst.