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Charles Mills
Sent: Thursday, March 5, 2020 2:39 PM
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Me too, working from home since 2006
On Fri, Mar 6, 2020 at 10:03 PM Steve Beaver wrote:
> Working from home takes a lot of concentration and effort. It’s not easy
> but I’ve done it for years
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> > On Mar 6, 2020, at 19:54, Mark Jacobs <
> 0224d287a4b1-dmarc-requ...
I disagree that it takes more "concentration and effort" to work at home than
in one of those "bullpen" offices that so many companies now seem to favor,
with little or no private or semi-private space for any employees.
I have had WFH options as an ordinary applications programmer since the lat
Well, I've got a smoking gun.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.3.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r3
.ieam900/iea3m9_IGW_messages.htm says of messages such as IGW01557W:
For messages with the prefix IGW01, the type codes indicate the severity of
the detected error and are:
E
Error: Return co
Peter,
I like working from home, less mangler distractions. My ADHD does better too
On Sun, Mar 8, 2020 at 2:00 PM Farley, Peter x23353 <
peter.far...@broadridge.com> wrote:
> I disagree that it takes more "concentration and effort" to work at home
> than in one of those "bullpen" offices that s
I think WFH is one place where, especially, everyone's different. For a few
years one of my employers had a bunch of us developers working in a cubicle
environment where the walls were only waist-high. I've heard since then that
many folks hate that sort of thing, but the most inconvenient par
I would prefer WFM with an option to occasionally come to the office, but that
assumes that I have a permanent location in the office where I can red things.
Back in the old days when I had to read dumps over the telephone the
distraction of other conversations was an issue. It doesn't matter wh
I've worked from home through multiple z/OS upgrades, various cpu upgrades,
dasd upgrades, and tape migrations from physical to virtual.
For people with the proper discipline, I have yet to see a justifiable reason
for being in the office.
This is the year 2020, not 1950.
Except for perhaps
Hi Bobbie Jo,
I agree wholeheartedly.
It seems that a lot of government agencies (of all levels) demand that
the employee/contractor be at their office
and that working outside is somehow a really huge (undeserved) perq.
As you've pointed out, your availability is much greater because you
have
Well folks off to work to IPL ,, Here at SUNY downstate we IPL on SUNDAYS
for spring forward and fall back. I'm I alone here how many of us still have
to IPL?
I am dunning Z/OS 1.0.13 under Z/VM 5.3 on a Z15.
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Finished just a bit ago. But, I do it from home.
OS/390 2.10
z/OS 1.13
multiple z/VMs
multiple z/VSEs under z/VM
While z/VM and z/VSE can be done dynamically, but it is easier to just
IPL and not worry about any unexpected problems. Same for z/OS. It takes
less than 5 min per LPAR.
Tony Thig
Watched from home. Haven't IPL'd since SET TIMEZONE became available. This
morning was first time using a JES $TA and SFORWARD System Rexx exec. It
mostly worked. I keep forgetting to add a TIMEINT to the FAXR command.
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