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I would say that if you are requiring someone to be there and they can't do their work because you made poor purchasing decisions and have no coherent technolog
by olefoo 18y ago
I would say that if you are requiring someone to be there and they can't do their work because you made poor purchasing decisions and have no coherent technology strategy, then you're still responsible for paying them.
//someone did tell the call center owners about wake-on-lan, right?
- misterbwong 18y agoWhile I agree with your sentiment, I do find the article's numbers a bit suspect. 15-30 minutes a day for booting and shutting down seems like a stretch even for the most underpowered computers.
- olefoo 18y agoHaving seen what can happen to even new computers that are fully 'locked down' with multiple spyware scanners and user restriction software; all of which needs phone home for updates on boot on a network made of 10-base-T hubs... the 10-15 minutes strikes me as plausible. //those of us who can take care of our own networking and system administration don't always realize how good we have it.