A pension fund that does a bit of comms work...
BT moves inexorably towards the time when it becomes predominantly a pension fund (with a scarily big hole in it...) that tries to do a bit of comms work on the side.....
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Noticed a friend's clock radio on a kitchen cupboard which, upon repeat visits, appeared to have a consistently static display. The manufacturers had placed a protective film which bore a simplified and slightly 'greyed-out' version of the face display. After more than a year they can now read the actual date and time - easily......
Optical copper fibre?...surely that would be copper tubing......
As for affordability of the proposd project, perhaps we could cancel the Trident submarine replacement programme. Estimated to be around £200bn over the next 30 years, and that's assuming that BAe Systems don't put their prices up in the next couple of decades or so, let alone the fact that the US might decide not to keep leasing us their missiles/charge us more for them (that costing is separate form the subs, too ..deny us the targeting data (needs regular sub-24hour updating), or, within the next decade or two, undersea drones that increasingly map sub-sea features and fish stocks etc, won't become so prevalent that the 16,000 tons or so monsters won't be able to hide anywhere anymore anyway...................
We can't afford the carriers, and we can't afford the F-35s - if they ever work properly.... Best thing would probably be to get out the plasma cutters and chop off the ski-jumps on the QE and the PoW... At least we could then get other aircraft - perhaps F-18 Super Hornets - to land on them then - and other things too when on joint exercises. Otherwise, the carriers will make super gin 'n tonic dispensing venues as we sail the seven seas looking for post-Brexit trade deals.......