Re: Snitch Rat

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It is not that this was a crap job done by a big company. Seeing that is a
daily event. It is the way some devices were wired and programmed correctly
and some incorrectly, and that formed a pattern to reach a particular area.
You know, like bread crumbs, starts here and ends there.
Then making it appear to work. Then signing off on it. Strange.

"Picklesheimer" <nosp@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Roland Moore wrote:
>
> > companies and cleaning up their messes? Is this typical? I hope not. I
have
> > seen lots of stuff that is pure crap as an installation but never
something
> > exactly like this where it seems that a path of disabled devices is
being
> > created right under someone's nose, but made to look as if they
functioned
> > correctly. I am being too paranoid or not paranoid enough?
>
> I've run across bad installs by the big boys more than I can believe.
> JUst turn it over to the customer.  you're job is done. grasshopper
> time to move on.