Or concerned about your fashion choices.
dr_jekell
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Go to:
Settings > All settings > Webserver and API > webserver.session.timeout > Then change the value to "604800" for a 7 day log in like v5 had (or other value as needed).
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They are hard at work hunting the mouse (cursor).
The did explain this in the "Watercare responds" section, in a "we have to word this so it won't cause problems in court" fashion.
The problem is their message was lost in the forest of "oh woah betide this property developer not being able to build" that was most of the article.
The article is 85% about the property developer and what they wanted, very biased and poor reporting.
From the sounds of it there is about 4000 more connections worth of capacity before the current system is at 100% capacity.
This sounds like a lot but ideally you do not want to run a system at 100% capacity for long periods as it leaves no spare capacity for surge events (where there is a sudden short term increase in usage), weather events and such like.
It also creates problems with loss of capacity due to equipment breakdown &/or maintenance, when that happens and they can't fix it quickly enough then the raw waste will have to be temporarily stored (causing the equipment to be running at over 100% capacity running a much higher risk of further equipment breakdowns to deal with the normal usage plus the stored waste) or more likely minimally treated then released into the ocean.
So restricting the use of the remaining capacity while it causes problems for people who want to develop properties it saves rate payers hundreds of thousands of dollars in unexpected waste water costs and reduces the chances of the council having to release waste into the environment.
"I've been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty"
You could try either googling your ISP name + country + router setup to see if they publish their settings or you can contact the ISP to see if they will give them to you.
Note this is all dependent on the ISP giving you a ONT fiber box that you connect a router to using an ethernet cable. Some ISP's will give a router that the fibre is plugged into which is a different beast altogether.
Did you check to see if you needed a VLAN attached to the PPPoE connection?
I know for my fibre connection here in NZ I have to attach VLAN 10 to my connection setup to allow for it to connect.
Are you sure that they don't prefer listening to audio books?
I had the same problem with my previous case.
I ended up placing a coaster with a cork back over the buttons, the cork helped it to not slide around.
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Easy fix, start giving them a head rub then when they move their head to provide better access to the part they want rubbed or scritched use your other hand to slide the book out.