Amusing as always but a tech-head should know breakers aren't rated in KVA

Technically, they are not. But as the mains voltage is known, and the breakers are rated in amps, it's easy to calculate the power rating.

Neither the main one nor the Odds & Sods.

He should have his own feed!

The tale wasn't for tech-heads, Mark_T, it was IT 4/2 Manchurians. Quantum Level MetaPhysics ......... VAMPiricals. Protocols for Virtual AstraMetaPhysicians.

Think Steganosaurus Rex for the Feel of IT.

http://feed.theregister.co.uk/rss?a=Simon%20Travaglia

"Technically, they are not. But as the mains voltage is known, and the breakers are rated in amps, it's easy to calculate the power rating."

Not necessarily. http://www.dansdata.com/gz028.htm

The BOFH doesn't have his own feed per se but Simon Travaglia does -- and all he's done since I subscribed is BOFH. Here's the URL.

http://feed.theregister.co.uk/rss?a=Simon%20Travaglia

enjoy

http://www.theregister.co.uk/odds/bofh/headlines.rss

BOFH not available in feeds

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Out of interest, what happened to episodes 13 and 19?

They are still there if you know the URLs

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/20/bofh_episode_13/

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/06/01/bofh_episode_19/

I wanted to link to episode 13 recently for a geeky friend and so I had to go searching for it ... but it's linked from Simon's RSS feed ...

Chris

For some reason, random past episodes get pushed back under the "Ealier Stories..." link at the bottom of the page. There's 1, 13, and 19 there. Dunno why it's happening, but it does.

-M.D.