Some condition that is triggered by it being burried in earth instead of being in a storehouse.
An agent that slowly reacts with oxygen/water, to make the trigger/reaction mass unusable or something? Or one that causes it to slowly release the chemical energy to the ground, after a while.
The appeal of someone else's cloud for companies was that it was cheaper because of professionalization. But then enshitification hit and they got more expensive too. And the most sovereign cloud is your own.
Wasn't there some big EU cloud project (aside from IPCEI, EUCLIDIA and the dotzen others), that was in the end used mostly by big US corp? Was it HORIZON cloud?
Btw, AppleTV's site to delete your account (you only find via google) has a "500 internal server error".
Edit: got tech support today, but none of the supporters know how to deal with developer console messages. Then got a call from the tech support lead (that's a plus in my book) and then it suddenly worked. Apparently, the authorization server of that multi-billion tech corp "had a hickup".
Good. My ex-boss had one Gigabytes sized OneNote file, where all team-meetings got noted down and kept there forever. I hope it has finally flown around his ears since i left.
Ok, Beamtendeutsch.