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It isn't necessarily a coincidence, but couldn't it be reasonable explained that when the first few went down it lead to a higher level of strain and utilizatio
by willarson 19y ago
It isn't necessarily a coincidence, but couldn't it be reasonable explained that when the first few went down it lead to a higher level of strain and utilization of the remaining cables, thus making them far more likely to break themselves?
- Tichy 19y agoI don't think the light running through the cables wears them down by much.
- kajecounterhack 19y agoI think he means currents and normal wear-and-tear? But again, 4 times... There is definitely something strange going on.
- yters 19y agoWasn't the last one due to power failure (extra wear and tear from increased load)?