Truck Number -- the size of the smallest set of people in a project such that, if all of them get creamed by a truck, the project is in serious trouble.
btw, I think your time is off on your server. it said I posted at 6:13 this morning, that's not possible, I was still waking up at 6:13 this morning. I think I posted around 8am, although it could have been 7:13.
It's two hours behind based on my last post... I'm also assuming your server is on the east coast of australia (sydney/melbourne/brisbane) so that might have something to do with it.
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I think this is known as truck number in the US but I find bus number is used more widely in australia and england. ie, number of people hit by a bus.
However, the road on which I work is on one of the main roads in Brisbane and there's always a truck or ten on the road anytime of the day or night.
btw, I think your time is off on your server. it said I posted at 6:13 this morning, that's not possible, I was still waking up at 6:13 this morning. I think I posted around 8am, although it could have been 7:13.
It's two hours behind based on my last post... I'm also assuming your server is on the east coast of australia (sydney/melbourne/brisbane) so that might have something to do with it.