on June 06 2008 16:08
You know what a BOOVERFLOW is |
on June 16 2008 04:41
you don't worry about your files when the power is cut |
on June 19 2008 11:18
It's suggested that you reboot your system and your immediate reply is either "what's that?" or "why?". |
on July 07 2008 06:54
Command line commands are something logical like "type" or "show" and not your dog's initials. |
on January 27 2009 09:41
A cluster is a good thing |
on April 18 2009 03:27
When your OpenVMS systems keeping ticking while other corporate systems crawl due to infections from viruses and worms. |
on April 27 2009 08:23
Your system is ten years old, but it's running the latest version of the operating system and wouldn't even need to be upgraded if it wasn't for depreciation. |
on June 08 2009 05:26
You've typed your initials into TECO command mode to see what it would do |
on June 12 2009 15:17
Butt, what happened to the extended HTML version of this?
Add this to the list as well:
You've fallen asleep waiting for a TK50 to load... |
on June 23 2009 06:48
You wax nostalgic about BACKUP and ... when trying to come up with a backup strategy on your stupid Linux system. |
on July 14 2009 10:07
Folks, I am new here. I have had VAX/VMS and Open VMS experience expanding more than 16 years. When surveyed as to which operating system I most preferred, naturally i chosed Open VMS. But alas, there are already very few Open VMS sites. I learned that telecoms (especially Verizon) is using Open VMS for text message handling. Is this true? I would like to get feedbacks on what unique sites are still using Open VMS (including those who are not saying so for security purposes). It just makes me feel good that there are still adherents to this wonderful OS. Thanks |
on July 24 2009 12:44
You do better text processing in TPL than in EMACS. |
on August 19 2009 13:59
You prefer Digital Standard Runoff to MS Word as your document formatting software |
on November 26 2009 08:13
you automatically allocate your acquaintances to the 4 areas, System, Owner, Group and World |
on April 03 2010 12:35
When asked what anti virus software you use, you say anti what? |
on September 16 2010 10:50
You remember the fields within a RAB better than your own kids names... |
on April 01 2011 14:49
You're fascinated with sharks. |
on December 17 2011 17:14
If you were a VMS sysadmin, you say a positive with double-negative.
and
Running BAD on DUA0 is really bad. |
on December 15 2012 20:56
You get a chuckle when people talk about clustering linux servers. |
on April 01 2015 02:35
You chuckle when IT admins comment on their server uptime - in days - and they are happy with it. |
on May 23 2016 12:47
TK50 is slow-how about loading TU58 on an 11/730 ? It takes about 30 minutes to read 256K of data. The TU58 used a serial interface, guessing they wanted to make sure it supported modems so I think it runs at 1200 baud.
I've had a VAX 4000 running for 471 days straight before the UPS died on it. I remember the first time I typed in "01-jan-2000" under VM 7.1 and it accepted the date with no problems.
Tom |
on June 23 2017 07:33
You refuse to acknowledge Compaq or HP with regard to OpenVMS, VAX, and Alpha.
You believe that IA64 is an abomination.
You think that native X86-64 OpenVMS would actually be a positive for Intel (finally a real operating system on Intel).
~Jon. |
on October 01 2017 15:23
You need to write some documentation and your first impulse is to use DECdocument.
You still remember what TGV stood for other than a French train. |
on June 16 2019 05:30
You know that the code bar at the entrance of ZK read:
DIGITAL SOFTWA
REENGINEERING
 |
