That matches what I heard somewhere about IBM's policies (at least back then)
on liquor and sex: Not on IBM time or property.
"Farley, Peter" said:
I was told that TJ Junior was a teetotaler - frowned highly on any kind of alcohol
consumption and didn't like to promote anyone who imbibed. No
Hello, I would be glad to talk to you about this new product and potential
features.
Call me at 317 903-9455 anytime.
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Hi Dave,
When I worked at STC Canada, one of the FE's had a way of playing
Beethoven's 9th using a SPAR Tape and flicking switches inside the
controller.
Regards,
David
On 2022-11-15 12:29, Dave Jousma wrote:
On Tue, 15 Nov 2022 11:03:46 -0600, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
Had me thinking of the
very cool, thanks for sharing Dave
Carmen
On 11/15/2022 11:29 AM, Dave Jousma wrote:
On Tue, 15 Nov 2022 11:03:46 -0600, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
Had me thinking of the IBM 1403 and possible the 3211 printers - there
was a card deck IIRC and IEBGENER that was used to direct print, that
deck whe
The IBM songbook was legendary. CE's, Salesmen (people now, excuse me)
during classes, internal meeting, and various other gatherings sang the
songs on the way to lunch, to dinner, to other meetings. HAIL TO THE
IBM!!!
I have a copy somewhere around here. I'll have to look for it. Probably
wi
IBM — then called “The Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company” — was
founded in 1911 when a bunch of smaller companies combined into one
larger one. At its inception, IBM had roughly 1,300 employees, making it
a large employer on day one. And when Thomas J. Watson joined the
company in 1914, it
On Tue, 15 Nov 2022 11:03:46 -0600, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
>Had me thinking of the IBM 1403 and possible the 3211 printers - there
>was a card deck IIRC and IEBGENER that was used to direct print, that
>deck when printed would play a song, I forget now whatr song - it was
>possibly something local
Had me thinking of the IBM 1403 and possible the 3211 printers - there
was a card deck IIRC and IEBGENER that was used to direct print, that
deck when printed would play a song, I forget now whatr song - it was
possibly something local at my site.
Carmen
On 11/15/2022 10:11 AM, zMan wrote:
M
My wife took tenor banjo lessons from this guy, who also played at our
wedding.
I do not recall them playing any IBM tunes at it however. On a funny
note, the Zizzy family was happy to get a copy of our wedding video. They
had no clips of him playing until they saw it!
https://www.legacy.com/u
I worked for IBM briefly in the late 1960's (4 month cooperative education
stint while attending engineering college) and what I noticed was that the
shorter the haircut, the whiter the shirt, and the bluer the suit, the higher
up in the organization that individual was.
I was told that TJ Juni
Most of us probably know about the IBM Songbook, but heres an interesting
outsider take on it:
https://nowiknow.com/how-to-make-corporate-holiday-parties-even-more-awkward/
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Thank you I’ll give it a shot
> On Nov 15, 2022, at 5:36 AM, Mario Bezzi
> wrote:
>
> Joseph,
>
> according to the Language Environment Programming Guide, in order to
> distinguish runtime options from program arguments that are passed to
> Language Environment, the
> options and program a
Joseph,
according to the Language Environment Programming Guide, in order to
distinguish runtime options from program arguments that are passed to Language
Environment, the
options and program arguments are separated by a slash (/).. If you are only
passing LE runtime options your parm string m
Thank you to all that responded. You have given me the necessary
information to complete my tasks
Sincerely;
Kenneth Kripke
k.kri...@comcast.net
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Some words from Tim's wife bonnie:
I don't have any install files...nothing on the product. I only got involved
with filling orders but I can no longer access any of Tim's files. I don't have
his passwords and none of the companies, AOL, Google, Microsoft, etc. would
give me access even though
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for putting your head over the parapet As a strategist, would it
be possible to improve the performance of the online system, it is
embarrassingly slow for an IT company; and can you fix the back button.
In 99.99% of other web sites, the back button gets you back to the previ
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