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crackez

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    Comment #48881740

    Not like CP/CMS predates the Internet or anything... /s

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    Comment #48618176

    Oh really? Have you tried to rewrite anything to put your theory to the test? I don't think it's as straight forward as you think it is...

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    Comment #47791514

    I'm just happy to be on the food chain at all...

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    Comment #46250900

    I think there would be more money saved by making sure deer don't get hit by cars...

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    Comment #46247575

    That's about how much it cost my company to move the flagship off of z/OS. That kept the language (Cobol) and DB2 intact (moved to DB2LUW); just a new build target basically. It to…

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    Comment #45886498

    What about CICS? What about JES?

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    Comment #45206225

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45129920

    "you're either with me or you're against me" is an indicator for a bad decision being forced upon you, often by a bad person. Best to just disregard and move on.

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    Comment #44009524

    Fork on Linux should use copy-on-write vmpages now, so if you fork inside python it should be cheap. If you launch a new Python process from let's say the shell, and it's already i…

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    Comment #43151677

    So, what's your replacement machine consist of? I used to use the hardware raid to stripe 2x ssd's to get over 1GB/s from my sata drives. New machine has a pcie5 gen5 m.2 nvme. Stu…

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    Comment #43149568

    I just replaced my HP z800 from 2008 because it was holding it's own with the addition of a few ssd's and an RX580 GPU over the years. Went from 6c12t Xeon to 16c32t (R9950x) and 7…

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    Comment #43134704

    It sounds like the view of some person with zero experience in the real world of professional software engineering. My experience is the opposite. The USA has a very diverse softwa…

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    Comment #42769974

    Hard disagree. It's not at all a mental illness. That's ignorant. Some of the most technically adept people I know are on the spectrum and they are incredibly valuable. We're talki…

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    Comment #42190076

    Sure, for JCL and COBOL...

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    Comment #41908994

    Since when is the surface of the universe that of a hypersphere?

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    Comment #41815509

    Vulkan shaders have entered the chat...

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    Comment #41814919

    Yet the same number of register bytes (when only counting 6502's zero page)... 32x8 = 256 bytes...

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    Comment #41743997

    There's always - cat /proc/net/tcp* And remember: echo * can be your "ls" in a pinch.

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    Comment #41719462

    Look up Micro Focus Enterprise Server and Enterprise Developer. They are now owned by Rocket.

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    Comment #41715153

    I've used o365 copilot to analyze a COBOL app I had source code to, and it was great at explaining how the code worked. Made writing an interface to it a breeze with some sample co…

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    Comment #41715047

    Negativo friendo. The mainframe is turning into a middleware layer running on Enterprise Linux. We've containerized the mainframe at this point, and I mean that directly - eg. Runn…

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    Comment #39573884

    With Istio (envoy) you run a "sidecar" container in your pods which handles the "mesh" traffic, so it scales with the number of instances of your pods.

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    Comment #39085055

    We used to have a piece of Java software called Scout - it did a lot of small memory allocations... Led to runtime of multiple days for some datasets. I was reading the book Solari…