Can't get on this morning........
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jobserve has been shut down, there are no more jobs left.Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View Post -
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It's collapsed under the weight of desperate benched contractors and redundant permies ( isn't that an oxymoron? )"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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It sure is down... ahhh fudge, looks like I'm gonna have to do some work instead of looking for a new gig!
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It ha been down all weekend for me - homepage there but search just hangs.Comment
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Last edited by DaveB; 6 April 2009, 09:48."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Olympic cock-up knocks East London off Internet
Businesses and customers in East London were still without internet and phone service this morning after Olympic contractors dug through a fibre optic cable.
Contractors working on an Olympic venue near Stratford, east London, dug through the fibre optic cable on Saturday knocking a BT exchange at Old Street offline.
One of the sites hit was Jobserve - the site is still down at the time of writing and is hosting an apology (pdf) from supplier Telstra International.
Workmen were using boring equipment some 34 feet below the surface when they hit the cable at about 2.00pm on Saturday. The company said its supplier had engineers working to fix the break. But "because of the difficulties in exposing the site and making it safe, the actual task of repair may run beyond the weekend".
TI apologised to customers who were told to call customer support but warned that "increased calls may result in a delay in answering".
BT said:
BT can confirm that, following significant damage by a third party to cables in a deep underground tunnel, a large number of customers in parts of East London are currently experiencing a loss of service. BT's engineers are working around the clock to restore service as quickly as possible. BT would like to apologise to all impacted customers.
Service has been restored to a significant number of customers, including police and other emergency customers, commercial customers and other communications provider circuits using alternative methods of connection. BT engineering teams are working to restore service to all remaining customers without service.
Given the complexity of the damage suffered, it is not yet possible to accurately predict when all services will be restored.
BT will issue further updates as the situation changes.
A spokeswoman for the Met Police was unaware of any problems."Being a permy is like being married, when there's no more sex on the cards....and she's got fat."
SlimRick
Can't argue with that
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Damn I really wanted to see what wonderful opportunities Billy Jenkins from MA Associates has for us todayComment
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