> What's up with the phrase, "Still programming?" What's up is the rampant ageism in the industry - the perception that you are washed up as a "dinosaur" devel

> What's up with the phrase, "Still programming?" What's up is the rampant ageism in the industry - the perception that you are washed up as a "dinosaur" developer after a certain age, maybe 40 or so, and belong in management. We "dinosaurs" - we happy few - are living evidence to the contrary. -- 58 year old broad-spectrum software guy, hard at work and loving it