It's important to get the real costs right
Here is an obvious yet important thing:
When you make decisions between the costs of development and the costsof operation , it is quite important to get theactual costs right (on both sides); otherwise you will be balancingthings based on bad data, which usually doesn't end well. One would liketo think that this is easy, but in fact there has usually been a lot ofmythology about these costs floating around (I suspect especially sowhen the actual costs are changing rapidly).
The classical
六四與世代
嘉賓:楊陽、謝明莊
在歷史的街頭,我們回到羅蘭巴特:照片證明所攝物存在。而策展人楊陽想傳達的是複雜的議題,以及比她更年長的攝影師所承受的重量。可以補充的是我去看展覽時遇上程展緯,我們
User perceptions (and expectations) of backups
One of the reasons I think we can go with our planned backup schedule is how I think that users will perceiveit. This matters because unless you're lucky enough to have a specificbackup schedule mandated from high, part of setting up your backupsystem is managing user expectations of what you can deliver and makingsure that they feel that it's reasonable.
(Let us take it as given that you cannot just ask the users what theywant and then deliver all of it. Users don't want
How we're planning our backup storage capacity needs
Part of the fun of backups is trying to work out how much backup storageyou need in order to do a decent job of recovering from mistakes. Unlessyou are lucky, you will not have a specific mandate about how much tosave for how long, which means that it is up to you to figure out ascheme that you can afford, that provides enough coverage, and thatpeople will be happy with; there are no one size fits all answers.
We didn't do anything sophisticated for our old
Communication
I have found numerous such eye-opening examples in the Yes Minister series, and – believe me – they are undeniably fascinating and entertaining. One of the stories goes
真係堅過石堅
六月四日
著名演員石堅先生逝世
奸人堅的角色深入民心
他的名字也被老一輩用來變成日常生活的用語
真係堅過石堅
他的最強演出
我想是在"龍爭虎鬥"中與李小龍的大戰
雖然兩人都已仙遊
但也真的型到爆呀