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Old 26-11-2003, 16:31   #128
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Re: MERGED - Connection problems in Bromley

Quote:
Originally Posted by SMHarman
from your zdnet source

"According to BT, a member of the consortium, the disruption occurred between France and the Netherlands and disrupted a range of telecommunication services. "

They don't have to go trawing across the atlantic, just up the north sea...
The dangers of skim reading Any witty ideas as to what caused the break then? Earthquakes are out because our plate is fairly stable. No sharks to speak of - well, very few. Maybe a barrel of radioactive waste dropped on the cable? The Irish trying to tunnel out?
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