-defined term, and your point is
valid, but conventional and well-understood are arguable. Sure, the
math PhDs use that term, but reg'lar folks don't.
However, it would have behooved IBM to define and use it. Or maybe the
people who wrote that don't know it...
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and didn't think (and still don't understand why) there would be any
XORing. Tells you what I know!
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They didn't create that -- IBM did, years ago. It's been on posters, etc.
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It's been around for a long time, but not with the microphone and not
slash across the eye. That was the part I thought John was talking about.
Good catch, I missed that!
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java applications?
Don't do it, it hurts...
Seriously, it's a major pain, and very fragile.
No, I'm not answering your question, just suggesting that you're headed for
madness in that direction...
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OK, I gotta ask -- how DO you defend against a lovesick whale?
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SSLUG seems to have left no trail on the web (pun intended).
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kidding. No, I don't know of any.
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That would be fun. Alternatively, have one side be inches (or mm/cm) and
the other ns ... then it would actually be useful and folks could justify
the cost.
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Back in early February, I sent off this comment to the redbooks site:
gargantuan snip
Definition of TL;DR.
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So over the years I've heard a few good stories about accidental (or
deliberate) Halon dumps and BRS pressings. Like operators playing Frisbee
in the machine room and discovering that the Halon button really, really
needs a cover on it...
Who else has stories to share?
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crash. The fix was to turn the disk packs 90 degrees: these were
*vertically* spinning, so doing that meant the head might skip to the wrong
track (which apparently would be handled) rather than crashing into the
platters.
I think I have those details right...at least how I heard it!
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meaningless...How long is a piece of string?
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not recognizable by the symptoms I experienced.
4) That I had to pay to discover HP's defect.
But you then posted the solution with lots of good keywords so the
next person wouldn't have to pay, right?
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I hope this doesn't offend anyone, but here's a short story about
customer service...
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they are
kissing cousins
?
I don't see any point of similarity. Not the API, not the file system,
not the shells.
Then you've forgotten the learning curve:
CMS - *IX: minimal
CMS - TSO: moderate
CMS - GUI: Large
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abstractions that make learning a
new instance of some class of formalisms, statement-level programming
languages say, easy; but that is another matter.
Point taken. But vastly dissimilar environments are pretty likely to
have greater learning curves than moderately similar ones, nu?
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That seems self-destructive. If the volume seemed too high, get it as
a Digest or use GMail (which combines threads) and it'll take two
minutes/day.
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Unfortunately, he died last month:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/philly/obituary.aspx?n=robert-g-swartzpid=155113064
That'll do it...sigh.
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On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 1:42 AM, Linda Mooney linda.lst...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi zMan,
Ah, well, whatz a couple of typpos among firends? :)
Indeed--we've all made that typo! The good news is that I'm not aware
of any environment in which both are a simultaneous options, so we're
unlikely
a while
ago suggestion that memory would soon be cheap enough that we could
have HD video of our surroundings recording constantly. This
could/would change things a fair bit, both good and bad.
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. That
translates to each core completing about 9 instructions per clock
cycle. I am skeptical.
Not to mention those square seconds...
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, they mostly responded back with why?.
So it wasn't worth the time to finish the code, but I kept the original
prototype just in case we changed our minds later.
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/ASCII option...
I've seen this a lot from Microsoft stuff -- export a Registry key,
for example, and look at it on Windows and you'll see this. I suspect
the encoding is the right answer.
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the vendor end. But I fail to see how they would ever be seen as a
boon by customers.
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Are you prepared to deal with all this? Is it worth it?
As you can tell, I'm not a fan of such mechanisms. But it's not my
decision (doh), so I'm trying to help :-)
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Wow, I can't seem to type OR read today. You get what I mean tho.
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 4:11 PM, zMan zedgarhoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Gahh, IF BibBox, Inc.
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On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Sam Siegel s...@pscsi.net wrote:
Hello List - I'm attempting to create a licensing mechanism for a bit
of software. I would like to be able to use a unique and
non
, and they transferred the data as binary
(which it was -- also stupid), the key would look OK to the naked eye
but would fail.
If it's a bunch of hex pairs (8F3D2C11 etc.), support 8-nibble
groupings *or* single tokens. The latter are easier to cut paste.
Etc.
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File names also may need to be reviewed. The fun will be the
transition.
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Imagine having THIS thread stopped.
Indeed...I'm sorry I ever started it.
Imagine there's no topic drift...it's easy if you try...no flaming,
whining, pedantics...no making Darren cry...
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a
minute? Not averaged at all?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Mauri.
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On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Roger Bowler ibm-m...@snacons.com wrote:
SNIP after which the SPF assignments just look arbitrary.
True. But they became part of the CUA standard, which also mapped to
Microsoft standards pretty closely! From such strange beginnings...
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Even things like billing a hotel stay that spans the change could be
interesting!
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for a hundred steps at
the same time in the beginning of the job? Even for those steps that
are skipped? What happens if you need to add or remove a step?
So maybe the job declares the data sets at the start, but the DDNAMEs
are dynamic. Declaring and allocating/using are different...
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, but that's what testing and ESPs
are for. JCL is so primitive lo these almost 50 years later: I'm
always astonished (and a bit depressed).
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mark or pound sign. Not to be confused with
pound sterling sign.
! is a bang - I learned that long ago in college on a Xerox Sigma 7 system.
#! is normally pronounced shebang in UNIX. I guess a verbal slurring of
hash bang together.
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Hmm, I'd never heard 'broken bracket either, but
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket does say occasionally known as.
Of course, John may have added that to the page just to mess with us
:-)
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* digits.
Nonsense is a bit strong; we can be gentlemen (and ladies) here.
Three HEX digits, i.e., 0-4095 decimal, usually expressed as decimal,
eh?
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OK, somebody's gotta say it: Chaos feared...Unix -- how will anyone
notice a difference?
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Either this man is dead or my watch has stopped! (Groucho Marx)
Great and apropos quote!
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[1] Well, two in DAIR. Two more in DYNALLOC in support of
the first two.
Details?
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On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 3:26 PM, zMan zedgarhoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Here you go...
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 11:22 AM, Bill Fairchild bi...@mainstar.com wrote:
My free-speech-itis flared up, and I countered by creating an inclusion
list about 3 weeks after 9
destruction.
-- Janet Reno
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Sounds like Foghorn Leghorn.
That would be the ARASARM option...
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fly nowadays. Or since 1964, anyone who walks into a five-and-dime and
says, May I please have ten thousand marbles?
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Refresh my memory, please: Who spilled the marbles on which freeway?
Tsk. May I please have ten thousand marbles (in quotes) is a
Googlewhack; it's actually May I have ten thousand marbles please.
Flounder.
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but since that doesn't really make much
sense, I suspect something to do with allow resource managers is more
likely.
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It might be a good idea to add a NOARM parameter ...
Thereby making it ADA-compliant...
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On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 1:36 PM, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
Sounds like a firewall issue in that it times out before the session. Many
emulators have a 'keep alive' feature. Try that.
MTU can also manifest this way.
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what he clearly
*does* want to do, and try to answer his question? Y'all sound like a
bunch of UNIX weenies. Sheesh.
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Sure, but what Radoslaw said is really the answer: No.
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, computer security, or the computer industry?
In case it's escaped you: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=%22kevin+mitnick%22
1.3M hits. Heavily covered by popular and trade press. Hardly obscure.
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On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 10:21 PM, Clark Morris
cfmpub...@ns.sympatico.ca wrote:
This person had a user-id and password with privileges. Think of the
harm someone with a system programmers id and privileges can do. For
those of you who have been at a number of shops, how many were really
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an anomaly in a
number of areas.
And I work with a bunch of kids who *cannot* understand how z/OS isn't
like Windows/UNIX (yeah, yeah, of course I know there's USS -- ok, now
let's get back to discussing [mis]use of that term...).
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The OP's father might worry that his issue has issued an issue re 'issue'...
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modifies the programming restrictions, then it is
illegal.
I don't think IBM would release hardware with restrictions that zPrime
(or anyone else) could change the restrictions on.
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On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Knutson, Sam sknut...@geico.com wrote:
If like me you enjoyed watching Watson on Jeopardy you might be
interested in this WebCast.
Just don't use Watson to book your travel!
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Mainframes are *extremely* operator-efficient
Hmm...while certainly true, I sure hope IBM marketing doesn't seize on
that as the next mainframe marketing tactic! That's worse than the
Magic Box...
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? (It is in a borough) Is Dulles in
DC? Heck, National (Reagan) is only technically in DC (if memory
serves, it's officially in DC even though geographically it's not,
since it's across the river). SFO isn't. Midway is, but ORD really
isn't. And so forth...
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in My Cousin Vinny, Are you
shooo-ah?? Maybe they shot you full of happy-juice and took you to
Area 51, then made you forget most of it...
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Gene processor would be even faster.
Your CA sales rep will be calling. In his private jet!
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, I'm sure you've thought of this, so this is a question for
ME to understand, not a Hey dummy, just do this: running the command
as a background task won't work? ()
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have only a nodding acquaintence with.
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/%/x'0d0a'/* *
then save the file and reopen (or upload to z/OS).
You can save a few clicks/characters: after the CHANGE, do a PUTD ALL
and then a GET...same result.
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On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
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Exponentially, forsooth!
I keep waiting for someone to advertise something as exponentially
better and then, when challenged, say exponent is zero...
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execute the command, remove the INTERPRET.
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