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A video of an explosion on a bridge has been circulating on social media with false claims it shows an “alternate angle” of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, in the US.

The footage shows cars travelling both ways across a bridge before a significant explosion. The clip does not show the bridge collapsing. 

One post sharing the video on X (formerly Twitter) has more than 2,700 shares and says: “Alternate angle on Francis Scott Key bridge shows a large explosion”. The clip has also been shared multiple times on Facebook with the same caption.

This comes as the Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed on the morning of 26 March 2024 after a 290-metre-long Singapore-flagged container ship collided with it. A number of vehicles are believed to be…

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Originally Posted by Purevoltage

Pretty sure a lot of places can do this for you. Depending on the location if Phoenix works check out ioflood.

Thanks for mentioning us.

I agree with 36 bay chassis and 14tb drives coming down in price, I assume a 500tb configuration is something a lot of places can offer.

With so many drives I don’t recommend raid 0 — a single drive failure will cause loss of all data. If the data is not important, it is still recommended / better to have either, 36 separate drives (so if one drive fails you only lose a small amount of data), or, a raid 50 array.

Raid 50 with 12 drive spans will allow for some data resiliency while keeping more than 90% of the disk space available for actually storing data

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A major fire has destroyed a data center of web hosting provider OVH in Strasbourg, France, while severely crippling another, taking many services offline.

News of the catastrophic incident was confirmed by OVH CEO Octave Klaba on Twitter, with a statement on the company’s website adding, “We are currently facing a major incident in our DataCenter of Strasbourg with a fire declared in the building SBG2. Firefighters were immediately on the scene but could not control the fire in SBG2. The whole site has been isolated, which impacts all our services on SBG1, SBG2, SBG3 and SBG4.”