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It engages with a curious hair condition consisting of entangled, matted hair forming braids that were occasionally even said to bleed. The phenomenon was medicalised from ca 1600 onwards and locally confined to Eastern Europe, specifically Poland, and generally referred to as Plica Polonica. Only towards the end of the nineteenth century medical profesionals agreed that the alleged pathological condition was simply an issue of hygiene.The paper will focus on early-nineteenth-century Paris and dermatological publications which invoke the spectre of Medusa to describe the condition. Taking the case of the Plica as an example, it will raise the question of how images deal with terrifying sights.
The medusa-restore init container runs all the time, but it only performs a restore operation when certain conditions are satisfied. When you trigger a restore, medusa-operator adds a couple environment variables to the medusa-restore init container:
RESTORE_KEY is a uuid generated by medusa-operator. It is written out to a file after the restore completes. A restore is performed if either the file does not exist or if the value in the file differs from the env var.
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