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February 3rd 10, 09:52 AM
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Conflict of Oyster Cards
On Feb 3, 9:37*am, Neil Williams wrote:
I hadn't thought of it until this thread comes up, but if masses of inactive cards are having to be held on the database, it will just grow continuously... And in any business (TfL is effectively a business, so its bosses should always be fighting to keep cost down) a continually growing database is a continually growing cost and risk. As for the conspiracy theorists...... |
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