Because by my lights (and I run It for 1/3 of a big big company), you're hella overstaffed unless a lot of those people are developers.

And say hell no to the uniform shirts. You shouldn't be cohesive with your IT team (well, you should, but)- you should be cohesive with the business unit. Anything that separates you from the biz makes you appear more severable from the core of the company.

I don't think that word means what you think it means. Hint - accurate != exact.

All new cars with come with WASD navigation.

Not to mention Wolfenstein.

Of course there was also the Cole and the embassies in Africa. And the first WTC attack. No reason to overreact either direction.

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You thought Indian wages were low...

Yeah, but just try to bring the groceries home on the bike. Completely impractical. Maybe if you added a trailer of some sort...

$ spent/user all inclusive, and user satisfaction surveys.
You should be low on the $/user and a little above middling on satisfaction. If you're too high on satisfaction, you're likely overstaffed and could get the first number down.

That's how the business is going to look at it unless your'e generating revenue. Then it's all about ROI.

Superheroes were nothing new when they were introduced. They were the pop-ification of polytheistic religions. Hercules and Superman, Batman and Achilles - all the same thing.
They're certainly not uniquely American. American superheroes dominate

Which is why everyone everywhere is running Ubuntu right now.

Wait.

With all that sweet, sweet money they're making sending out free CD's? What is their business model anyhoo?

Did you even read my post, idiot? WoL is spotty.

OK, so you turn off your PC's at night. And when do you run updates? Try running updates and patches during the day in most environments and you'll get lynched by the users.

Yes, there is Wake-on-LAN, but the technology is still spotty. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, and Im sure you're using some juice keeping the card alive to respond to the WoL request.

It's a British rag, so the gallons they refer to in the article are imperial gallons. In US terms, it gets 50mpg, not 60.