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Thieves hit traffic monitoring pilot
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supersunbird
Honorary Master
Maybe they should go wireless, since its not gonna stop, thiefs are dumb.
Tomasz-London
Senior Member
LOL, the thieves are building their own network.
They will run an optical cable to Zimbabwe and channel international traffic to SA selling it to IS at a greatly reduced cost. He he.
They will run an optical cable to Zimbabwe and channel international traffic to SA selling it to IS at a greatly reduced cost. He he.
stoke
Honorary Master
[1]
I know - instead of hiring a security crew to monitor the cables, lets put in 70 CCTV camera's and catch them using that ?
No ?
Dumb idea ?
What ?
Put 2 camera's live watching each other, then 2 more and then 2 more ?
No ?
Stupid idea that !
We'll just hire my newly established security company instead.
[2]
LOOOOOOOOOOOL
Project is going live later this month but tenders for the software must only be in by Feb 21.
Bwaaahahahahahahahahahah.
Wonder how Ivy is involved.
I recognise those fingerprints ....
I know - instead of hiring a security crew to monitor the cables, lets put in 70 CCTV camera's and catch them using that ?
No ?
Dumb idea ?
What ?
Put 2 camera's live watching each other, then 2 more and then 2 more ?
No ?
Stupid idea that !
We'll just hire my newly established security company instead.
[2]
LOOOOOOOOOOOL
Project is going live later this month but tenders for the software must only be in by Feb 21.
Bwaaahahahahahahahahahah.
Wonder how Ivy is involved.
I recognise those fingerprints ....
Who needs it?
Why spend R28million to find out what everybody knows already? Traffic on the N1 is a stuff-up of monumental proportions. It varies between very slow and extremely slow. How will all this hi-tech help the hapless commuter. If they spent it on upgrading the R101 it might actually have done some good.
At least they are not blowing R20billion on a train that nobody will ride on.
Why spend R28million to find out what everybody knows already? Traffic on the N1 is a stuff-up of monumental proportions. It varies between very slow and extremely slow. How will all this hi-tech help the hapless commuter. If they spent it on upgrading the R101 it might actually have done some good.
At least they are not blowing R20billion on a train that nobody will ride on.