I assume you're providing the public web service, internal network services, and the product operation (irrigation management) services. So provide a summary of those three fields.
The executive-level statistics for the public web service will be easy to choose: How good is the service and when is improvement necessary? As will the internal services... summarize the measurable bottlenecks, including network disk space usage. Provide a number (or rescale it to a 0-10 rating) and a sentence which explains its meaning and/or how to interpret it ("Smaller is better, and the goal is less than 1 second per request.")
For the irrigation management service, because that is in almost direct support of the customers, you should learn how the process works from the customer's point of view (Are my sprinklers working? How much am I saving?) and from the company's point of view (server capacity, money saved by average customer, estimate of customers unable to connect to server, server requirements per customer). Some of the info may be of interest to different departments: IT, Irrigation Maintenance, Design, Sales, or Accounting. Then see what you can measure and decide what to report... and what to request in order to add more information.
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Well, upgrading my HP laptop with Nvidia video caused it to display a flashing text console. I think the X startup was failing, and it kept restarting X.
I had to reboot into Ubuntu's recovery mode, select the network start, and let apt-get get the latest updates. As I suspected, that took care of the problem. So whatever causes that problem has been solved, but it hadn't been pushed back into the release CD. The hard part was that apt-get kept asking for a CD which I didn't have, until I commented out that CD in the sources list.
You're actually describing a variant of the steering mechanism for old tanks and other dual-treaded vehicles. Did you happen to notice if you were driving a tank in the video game?
No problem, there's a little propeller that pops out to power a generator. Just don't let the speed drop below 160 miles an hour. Or was that on a different vehicle?
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The executive-level statistics for the public web service will be easy to choose: How good is the service and when is improvement necessary? As will the internal services... summarize the measurable bottlenecks, including network disk space usage. Provide a number (or rescale it to a 0-10 rating) and a sentence which explains its meaning and/or how to interpret it ("Smaller is better, and the goal is less than 1 second per request.")
For the irrigation management service, because that is in almost direct support of the customers, you should learn how the process works from the customer's point of view (Are my sprinklers working? How much am I saving?) and from the company's point of view (server capacity, money saved by average customer, estimate of customers unable to connect to server, server requirements per customer). Some of the info may be of interest to different departments: IT, Irrigation Maintenance, Design, Sales, or Accounting. Then see what you can measure and decide what to report... and what to request in order to add more information.
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Well, upgrading my HP laptop with Nvidia video caused it to display a flashing text console. I think the X startup was failing, and it kept restarting X. I had to reboot into Ubuntu's recovery mode, select the network start, and let apt-get get the latest updates. As I suspected, that took care of the problem. So whatever causes that problem has been solved, but it hadn't been pushed back into the release CD. The hard part was that apt-get kept asking for a CD which I didn't have, until I commented out that CD in the sources list.
Why so disparaging? You're not interested in breaking news?
OK, I'll name the country Cömet. Now to find a landmass to park it on.
There go my plans for world domination through venividivici.vvv
I do look forward to the XKCD motivational posters.
So should we welcome our entertainingly scientific overlords?
Heh.
Death of the Internet predicted.
MPEG at 11.
You're actually describing a variant of the steering mechanism for old tanks and other dual-treaded vehicles. Did you happen to notice if you were driving a tank in the video game?
No problem, there's a little propeller that pops out to power a generator. Just don't let the speed drop below 160 miles an hour. Or was that on a different vehicle?
Nobody expects the British Windows 7!
They'll have to teach the Roomba to not ingest its blob brother.
Did you RTFA? The navigation problem was greatly simplified by sharpening the blades, eliminating the need to go around walls.
The Nobel Prize in Astrophysics goes to Yevgeniya Kanayeva, for championship ribbon gymnastics achievements.
It's like that car you owned last year which you didn't.
This is a job for Venus Equilateral!
Stop talking and come along quietly. We know you were at the crime scene because you didn't touch 3D objects.
Obviously he needs to start a label called "Major".
Yeah, I really did a hatchet job in hacking that one out.
Good point. Maybe they should have changed the requirement to an object of up to 1 kilogram.
Who did they axe about this?
Too bad it's of limited use. Day 175: No breadfruit.
Day 176: No breadfruit.
Day 177: Breadfruit.
Day 178: No breadfruit.