> On 23 Mar, 2019, at 4:33 pm, Pete Heist <pete@heistp.net> wrote:
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>> Oddly, I think this is the fastest train I've yet ridden on this trip.  The speedometer on the internal monitors claims 200kph; the Swedish overnight train hit 160kph or so while making up lost time.  They also abbreviate the final destination as "Praha hl.n.”
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> That’s clearly hlavní nádraží, from the land of one incredibly complicated language to another (Finnish).

Hey, at least Finnish is pronounceable!  I'll grant you the grammar.

Things predictably slowed down a lot once we got past Berlin, but we still seem to be on time as far as I can tell.  The railway network must not have been so carefully developed in the old DDR, and is evidently congested with freight traffic - but that is accounted for in the timetables.

I've just managed to push an initial implementation of SCE marking, using a ramp function instead of a step, in Cake. This includes the necessary tc-adv patch.  Stats are collected but not yet reported.  Untested…

It defaults to off.  Add "sce" to turn it on.  There are no knobs.  Use "no-sce" to turn it off explicitly.

 - Jonathan Morton