Site's back up.
Let's hope there's some real jobs
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostOlympic cock-up knocks out BT Exchange
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.
You ought to have seen the size of hole dug to dig the fscking thing back out.
I would hazard this one'll be similar by the time they get to it.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThis happened last year to a place I was working in, we got knocked out by someone cutting a cable about 10 miles up the road.
Got told to head home at 11 but still charged a day rate, kerching.
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This happened last year to a place I was working in, we got knocked out by someone cutting a cable about 10 miles up the road.
Got told to head home at 11 but still charged a day rate, kerching.
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it was a double/double/double joke.
i guess my mind it too highly tuned
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI think they meant drilling equipment, not uninteresting equipment. They were trying to drill an hole to put a cable through.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI think they meant drilling equipment, not uninteresting equipment. They were trying to drill an hole to put a cable through.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI think they meant drilling equipment, not uninteresting equipment. They were trying to drill an hole to put a cable through.
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