_Colossus: The Forbin Project_
When I see "MCP" I still translate that to Master Control Program.
I remember enjoying Smalltalk.
I still think of MCP as "Master Control Program".
I used emacs(1) for a while as a development tool. When I went back to system administration, and before and after using emacs(1), I used vi(1).
I liked smitty for the <ESC>4 that would show the script/command that smitty would use. I used this feature a lot in the beginning to learn the IBMisms of AIX.
Will the whistle blower end up the same way as Boeing whistle blowers? "See something; say something."
I prefer UFO with Ed Bishop.
That's what Zorg though in _Fifth Element_.
Off topic: can you talk more about the tax benefits?
Off topic: do you use a tracking program for your hours and if so which program do you use?
Location: US Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Many since first touching unix in 1989. Resume/CV: Email me for it. Email: mikeegg1@mac.com I have a side project that includes MySQL, PERL and…
OJT
My apologies about possibly deflecting this thread... If you're a remote only (nomadic developer, can develop anywhere I have a 'net connection), are the methods to find work the same?
When asked for my title I used to reply, "head geek".
_Colossus: The Forbin Project_
When I see "MCP" I still translate that to Master Control Program.
I remember enjoying Smalltalk.
I still think of MCP as "Master Control Program".
I used emacs(1) for a while as a development tool. When I went back to system administration, and before and after using emacs(1), I used vi(1).
I liked smitty for the <ESC>4 that would show the script/command that smitty would use. I used this feature a lot in the beginning to learn the IBMisms of AIX.
Will the whistle blower end up the same way as Boeing whistle blowers? "See something; say something."
I prefer UFO with Ed Bishop.
That's what Zorg though in _Fifth Element_.
Off topic: can you talk more about the tax benefits?
Off topic: do you use a tracking program for your hours and if so which program do you use?
Location: US Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Many since first touching unix in 1989. Resume/CV: Email me for it. Email: mikeegg1@mac.com I have a side project that includes MySQL, PERL and…
OJT
My apologies about possibly deflecting this thread... If you're a remote only (nomadic developer, can develop anywhere I have a 'net connection), are the methods to find work the same?
When asked for my title I used to reply, "head geek".