When setting up a firewall with external rules (allow traffic from external company to internal server on port x) using dns opens a security hole. Its a small fiddly one, but it's an audit item :(

Much easy to find than that pesky sand

So you have some free monkeys, a large static free build room and lockable large supply room?

You must have a _lot_ of free time. Have you catered for your staffing costs? Security costs? Insurance? Do finance want to bring all those costs back onto the books that the Dell single number approach removes?

I have dual HD4850's (not x2, just 2 of them) in crossfire and the last 3 driver updates have caused me to blue screen. I'm staying on Driver Packaging Version 8.732-100504a-099996C-ATI for the foreseeable future >_

AMD, please hire actual programmers for the products formerly made by ATI.

When I go over quota on my current plan, I am charged at the rate of $0.15 a meg for two gig, and then capped. There's $300, or $150 for a gig.

I know you're complaining about what your IT team charge your internal department for the service. Don't whine to slashdot, whine to the CIO

+1

Normalised is normally used for applications in use

De-normalised (flattened) is used for historical (trend) reporting

Your Lord and Master, Steve Fixed it for you

Because she could kill a man at 30 paces - with anything nearby!

Hang on, in almost the same breath they state:

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Then:

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This... does not make sense.