In our place, they do both, name the individual office workstations by a more personal Location + CorpUserName combination (which is easy to remember if you know a person's name) and they name the servers with the more typical cryptic Location + Type + ID, etc.
That way, we could easily remote to our PC's or get a shared file from another's PC easily. We usually use only a few servers in our project so the names are easy to remember. It's a win win since they reimage PC's upon turnover and we only need to memorize the server names.
I'm under the impression that such things are created and made famous (or infamous) by the community itself. Much like the community discussions regarding WoW's Leeroy Jenkins and EVE's various treachery, corporate drama and ISK embezzlements that make it into mainstream gaming blog and news sites.
I disagree, it was an accepted fact that Kim Jong-il could stop a nuclear weapon (or a conventional one) from detonating by just the presence of his mere awesomeness. This is what gives them an upper hand in the negotiation table.
Why no other country had succeeded yet in developing technologies that could mimic what the space shuttle could do in order to supply the "International" Space station after the United States retire the shuttles. (with the exception of Russia)
In reality the United States space programs are still quite advanced than most of the world (even with such old technologies) and yet you guys are neglecting it.
I say, WoW players should vamp up that kind of talk in the game and flood it to make the monitor's life harder. In the end it would just become a common thing. Take that! (I guess they gave up monitoring 4chan by now)
For an example, take a capital letter L, invert it, and place it next to a lower-case o. The customers is the L. For added realism, put a capital F behind the inverted L and keep adding and deleting a single space between them.
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yah, especially our pe.. err.. you know the reason this was invented in the first place...
Are you after the jet fuel or the booze? If you ask me, it's a win-win if we could run planes on booze.
The Ministry of Agriculture noted that.. "The agriculture ministry is now finally in charge of Gundam."
In our place, they do both, name the individual office workstations by a more personal Location + CorpUserName combination (which is easy to remember if you know a person's name) and they name the servers with the more typical cryptic Location + Type + ID, etc.
That way, we could easily remote to our PC's or get a shared file from another's PC easily. We usually use only a few servers in our project so the names are easy to remember. It's a win win since they reimage PC's upon turnover and we only need to memorize the server names.
you're not sacrificing enough cats
I'm under the impression that such things are created and made famous (or infamous) by the community itself. Much like the community discussions regarding WoW's Leeroy Jenkins and EVE's various treachery, corporate drama and ISK embezzlements that make it into mainstream gaming blog and news sites.
Or their solar system is like a really big washing machine.
and the planet is like the stapler I forgot to take out my pant's pocket.
That's no moon.
I disagree, it was an accepted fact that Kim Jong-il could stop a nuclear weapon (or a conventional one) from detonating by just the presence of his mere awesomeness. This is what gives them an upper hand in the negotiation table.
My gut says someone is already thinking of adding this device as part of a movie plot. sigh...
you can feel it from a mile away.
Why no other country had succeeded yet in developing technologies that could mimic what the space shuttle could do in order to supply the "International" Space station after the United States retire the shuttles. (with the exception of Russia)
In reality the United States space programs are still quite advanced than most of the world (even with such old technologies) and yet you guys are neglecting it.
Hi, I am Somalian prince.... ^@$%#@^ no carrier
It's not silly if your capital city is getting attacked by different monstrosities every week.
Buy the fuel with little hard working men that cleans the engine from the inside.
I say, WoW players should vamp up that kind of talk in the game and flood it to make the monitor's life harder. In the end it would just become a common thing. Take that! (I guess they gave up monitoring 4chan by now)
I only talk to cutegirl8 and littlesarah whenever I'm playing WoW.
I only heard you shouting that time...
If you could assure its destruction in all dimensions, then Yes!...
It is the Klingon word for "cake"...
The only reason is that they don't want to sleep with us...
McGyver is still alive, this would not happen.
I'd hit that!
I see...
Colemak turned it into a backspace, a clever thing to do and since then I rarely move my whole right hand to the upper rows just to hit backspace.
They should just put CapsLock along with PrintScreen , ScrollLock, Pause/Break.