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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
It's a picture :( http://int10h.org/images/text_mode_lives!.png
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
> institutional investors (i.e. pension funds) I don't pensions funds would invest in Start-UPs since they have a low risk threshold.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
You're right. I tend to think about what you need to learn to actually work in a IBM Mainframe environment which is greater than just learning the language.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
People who don't know COBOL, IBM Mainframe or the industry write these type of articles. You want to loose the hardware - there's a solution for that. You want to create modern web services over - there's a solution for that.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
You forget the old customers have credit contracts that last 50 years which have business rules, implemented in mainframe software, which no one understands or knows. You can't migrate that way. An Insurance company can do that (contra
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
Depends on the country. Are in the USA? Edit: Clarification, you can't download a Mainframe VM so you need access to a Mainframe for training.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
Yeap, it's true. Me, COBOL in LinkedIn... Inflated offers via LinkedIn, Zero.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
I don't understand how this is news. This entries are years old: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_for_Worldwide_Interban... Unless stated otherwise, NSA is there, even here.
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by potato_mOWX2EVX 9y ago
It's not a ban on DRM, just make provisions that DRM can't infringe on legal rights. In others, you can rip DVDs for private use (private copies of copyright materials) by overcoming DRM technology is now protected by the law.