I have come to the conclusion that how assets are managed in CMDBs verges on religion.

- The physical thing is the asset, from birth to death to ewaste.
- The physical thing + name is the asset. If it is reused (and thus renamed), it is a new asset. To a degree, this can make it simpler to track change interactions over time.
- Handling RMA's for these first two cases generally involves a new asset id. After all, it has a new serial number.
- The logical construct is the asset. If it is refreshed, or RMA'd, or anything else, CMDB is to be updated. Like moving a vanity plate between vehicles.

I had not imagined that last one before today.

I just might give my clutch foot for a way to replicate outlook availability between two organizations.

Instead, i manually copy availability to the other calendar whenever i get invited to a meeting, and it sucks. It sucks even more updating the availability when the inevitable changes come in.

Oh right, critters 3 was the one with the shitty landlord.

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If Koura fights to the death and loses, does he get a new face?

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Guy with spear sends girl ahead of him. That tracks.

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Why are there bubbles coming out of the wooden statue's ass?

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Medea looks like Delenn at times. I want to see a remake of this in the Babylon 5 universe.

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Is this the same Jason from two days ago? He seems to have the same knack for surviving danger.

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