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Re: Y2K Fears to Stop Cityrail Trains
- Subject: Re: Y2K Fears to Stop Cityrail Trains
- From: "Steven Hurst" <hurste@primus.com.au>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 10:38:45 +1000
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> Meanwhile I guess Geoff Kennett's privatised Hillside and Bayside will be
Errr JEFF? not Geoff :)
> compliant, Melbourne's system seems to have had enough bugs recently to
> disrupt the service without Y2K. Don't worry Melbournians, I heard that
> they have invested in a couple of cans of Mortein to spray around the
> computer room on New Years Eve, so you should be all right on the night.
I think our system is still pedal powered, and as far as I know, y2k
only afftects computers... :-)
Anyway, if the pedal falls off or something, why not just run only one
really long train on each line. That way there is less/no chance of
collisions and signals wouldn't matter. This just means that everyone has
to catch it at once! ~:-)
regards,
Steven Hurst
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My Broadmeadows line website at:
http://home.primus.com.au/hurste/bmsl being attacked by y2k bugs as we
speak?... see it before it's too late!