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redbluff
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Comment #48115445
How about mainframe systems using PL/I instead of Cobol?
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Comment #41817599
As someone who has worked on nonstops for 35 years (and still counting!) it's nice to see them get a mention on here. I even have two at home, one a K2000 (MIPS) machine from the 9…
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Comment #36238139
For relative values of OK - right collarbone/shoulder/4 ribs, right knee ACL (fortunately micro tears, not snapped) and a traumatic brain injury (big bleed). I had lowsided the pre…
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Comment #36237508
Highsides are unrelated to tankslappers - it is a totally different concept, as discussed in another post. As stated in the article the highside is caused by rear breaking traction…
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Comment #28837204
53, been doing software and hardware since I was 10 and professionally since I was 22. Tried a team lead role a few years ago, pulled the pin after 2 weeks. Don't see any reason wh…
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Comment #24523715
Err - what? The whole reason the election has been delayed is because of community transmission in Auckland. Additionally all parties have agreed to the suspension. In fact it was …
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Comment #14636396
Some of the answers are close, but no cigar. The main reason for the time delay is the offline authentication of the chip, combined with generation of the ARQC cryptogram. Addition…
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Comment #14636303
Not true - the entry mode is irrelevant to whether it is batched or online. In fact it is more likely in modern systems to be the other way around. Chip may use offline, including …
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Comment #13735322
When I was doing my 10 year work through Europe thing with my young family I think our favourite time was the 2 lots of 3 months I worked at Bank of Valletta. We lived in an apartm…
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Comment #13510067
Your Bank is lying, or more correctly has either poorly trained front end staff or a rubbish interface to their EFT system. Source: 25 years of EFT development on Bank transaction …
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Comment #13510040
That can be true, but then the transaction is considered "fallback" and most issuer Banks that have any brains will be examining these very closely with their real time fraud syste…
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Comment #13510030
Thanks for this - I was wondering how they got the PIN considering plain text offline PIN has been deprecated for years. My understanding is that the liability shift is in effect f…
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Comment #10756760
You've obviously not tested them on a motorcycle in WA... Grrr...I'm just waiting for the day I get picked off by some overzealous Judge Dredd cop because I ran a red arrow because…
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Comment #10435980
My first impulse is like a lot of people to be fairly skeptical. Then I cast my memories back to when I started, and this is how a lot of big companies got their developers. You to…
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Comment #10367963
Actually as an old hand (been in the game since the late 80's) the proportion of women I saw has decreased from when I first started and has only turned around in the last five or …