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Topic # 8501 4-Jul-2006 23:04
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I am sure this is a mistake (either from the reporting, or from the airline investigation):

One employee visited 12,857 internet sites in just over 60 hours, while another visited 8303 sites in nearly 44 hours.


Er, hello? almost 13,000 "internet sites" in 60 hours?

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3721288a11,00.html




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  Reply # 40490 5-Jul-2006 11:14
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Assuming these guys were all using the same computer (the one Air NZ didn't give them any training to use) that would mean 21,160 sites in 104 hours, thats 1 site every 17.6 seconds. Some of us can spend all day on one site, geekzone anyone? Perhaps they meant web pages and the guys were just looking at the pictures. ;-)



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Reply # 40493 5-Jul-2006 11:33
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Of course the defense could come back with a "My clients deny looking at websites. In fact, at such rate, it could be impossible for a human being to look through that many websites. It is possible that Air New Zealand's desktop security standards are not high enough, and a trojan or virus infected those PCs, causing unwanted bandwidth waste."

Air New Zealand wouldn't have much say on this... One's words against the company's.




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Reply # 40495 5-Jul-2006 11:57
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And giving your logon detals to 23 apprentices? Air NZ act like this is a bad thing.

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