On Sat, 20 Oct 2007, Joe Abley wrote:
> I've had a few responses like this, but I don't buy it. I've worked
> in many places, some in New Zealand and more elsewhere, where there
> was a general culture of fear about making public statements about
> operational incidents. I don't ever remember peop
>There is enough info in that posting to bury them in frivilous lawsuits.
I say good for them then! Society is litigious enough without our engineers
worrying about lawsuits. The moment you start tempering your true analysis
of a situation to kow-tow to spin doctors is the moment your engineerin
On 20/10/2007, at 6:45 AM, Joe Abley wrote:
For those who don't recognise the name (presumably many people),
Citylink are a disruptive high-speed metro transport provider in
Wellington, New Zealand. They run the most elaborate and scary
layer-2 switched ethernet network I've ever heard of,
For those who don't recognise the name (presumably many people),
Citylink are a disruptive high-speed metro transport provider in
Wellington, New Zealand. They run the most elaborate and scary
layer-2 switched ethernet network I've ever heard of, and the other
week they ran into some prob
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