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@matigo Reminds me of my last full-time job. The final 18 months out of 31 years was spent locating "batch faults," ones with a common allocated cable identification pair range. In most cases it was unofficial copper recyclers either cutting or cutting & removing cable sections of a few 100 metres at a time. They didn't want cables with a grease-filling between the conductors as it was unnecessary weight, but generally they never knew what type they were cutting into until the cut was made. In most cases the cables were between 200 & 400 twisted pairs.

// @jextxadore

The street number part of the address of the retirement village whete we play darts & where the Men's Shed is located is 12 to 26.

The "security " code to get in the front doot is 1226#.

Somehow I don't think it's a coincidence.

Four dead in accident at Australian theme park http://news.sky.com/story/dreamworld-theme-park-ride-accident-kills-up-to-four-10631462

@jmreekes

@jmreekes First cousin, once removed. That is, first cousin, one generation away from the first association.

Epichrome issue fixed for now. I used Terminal to disable automatic updates of Google Chrome, this also disables all auto updates of all Google products, though. Then I restored the Epichrome apps that v54 of Chrome had corrupted, before restoring Chrome v53 from a backup clone.

Bastard Google. An update to Chrome has killed off all my Epichrome Single-Site Browsers, including Cappuccino. Cunting whoresons.

@hazardwarning One of the two tollways in these parts has push vans to assist with breakdowns. They are Mercedes Sprinter/VW Crafter and have a big soft protruding bumper at the front. A spacer is then attached (an old tyre) and the disabled vehicle is pushed down the emergency lane to the next exit at about 40 km/hr. A flatbed tow truck is called to attend at that lication. Should the disabled vehicle not be pushable then the flatbed truck will actually enter the tollway. The push van system is monitored effectively and the vans generally arrive within a few minutes.

// @matigo @larand

@hazardwarning I recall an associate telling me of one of the remote townships in his work area. There was no overnight accommodation available and the trip there (and back) was 3½ hours. With a 30 minute lunch break that left 40 minutes in the day to work. Totally daft process. Eventually a caravan was situated in the grounds of the telephone exchange (which already had a toilet & shower) for overnight stops & a special hardship allowance was paid.

// @matigo

@kdfrawg And hails taxicabs.

// @jextxadore