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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/1/23 21:34, Mike Hammett wrote:<br>

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        10pt; color: #000000">*nods* I know optical transport can be

        difficult to track down, but they had admitted to a faulty card,

        then said they weren't going to do anything because it hadn't

        faulted again.

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        <div>Yeah, it's probably just being cheap. Well, kinda. I mean

          they've also said the card was already delivered, just needed

          installation.<br>

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    If they are tight on sparing, they won't replace it unless it really

    becomes a headache.<br>

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    Mark.<br>

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