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Subject: Re: UKNM: e-milk
From: Nick Horley
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:11:57 +0100

>though won't there be security problems with the foats being open to the
>elements?

Aha. As an ex-milkman I can report that people will nick anything off a
float, that the milkmen are generally bigger thieves than the customers, and
that floats can do over 35 mph if you can find a big enough hill.

I don't see how milk floats can do anything about the big constraints on
home delivery - they're not refrigerated so they can't be relied on for
perishables, and they do nothing to address the problem of what to do with
the goods if the customer is out or asleep.

Now, if we all had a refrigerated chest bolted to our houses, with a
Bluetooth-enabled bar code reader-cum-lock.........am I dreaming again, or
is anyone going to make this happen?


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Replies
  UKNM: Push to WAP, Lee Rickler
  RE: UKNM: e-milk, Terrance Charles
  Re: UKNM: e-milk, Cait Hurley
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