To raise wages to $15 an hour, Aunt Mary's Cafe instituted a 15% service charge, 60% of which goes to the servers while 40% to the kitchen crew.
The service charge would be split among servers and cooks, which would give servers roughly the same income if they also get a 5% tip, but would mainly help to boost the cooks' pay to closer to $20, he said.
It uses Siri's servers, so you'll need a working connection.
It includes the provision of servers, storage, workstations, portable devices, software, wireless technology, network infrastructure, peripherals, and network management services.
"Once you are using servers that are not compatible with the rest of world and maintained by federal agencies, you are offering an unidentified number of our homegrown spies a chance to spy on you," he said.
There are waiters and captains, servers, runners, water men, third-assistant rice spooners, coat-check dons.
Microsoft's links with US security are under intense scrutiny following the Guardian's revelation of Prism, a surveillance program run by the National Security Agency NSAA), that claimed "direct" access to its servers and those of rivals including Apple, Facebook and Google.
Not a single MP3 was stored on its servers; the software simply enabled users to download from each other.
Devised by Bill Cheswick of Lucent Technologies-Bell Labs and Hal Burch of Carnegie Mellon university, it traces the routes that pieces of data take to reach up to 20,000 nodes (computers like web and email servers) connected to the web.
The centre in Jutland will also capture heat from its servers and transfer it into nearby homes.
If digitisation holds out the promise of every word ever written being cleanly stored on servers, unwieldy bricks made of paper and cardboard can easily fall into the dreaded modern category of "clutter".
