Ontario BS Thread

Challnage accepted!

 

Mine!

 

Mine

Stamped it called it, no call backs

 

Could have a year ago, but I need to do something during the day.

 

Splele it right

 

Yo no hablo ingles

 

Evgeny is my friend

 

Similar to my dad . He was laid off after 30 something years . He could retire but he's still looking for work cause he doesn't want to retire yet at 57. Says he'd be bored

 

Exactly...thought about buying a skid steer and hanging up a shingle just for fun. I like operating heavy equipment, and am pretty good at it.

That or sell tacos at a yota dealership

 

You office workers I don't get it.
The second I can retire I am fucking gone and I'm never wiring another thing.

My dad was saying the same though if he can't find work he might just go drive a fork lift or something.
Seems not many redhat linux based jobs want to hire older guys. Even though there's plenty of mainframe jobs

 

Stock UCAs? Explains why you didn't need a CMC.

 

Dood, I used to drift in a Raymond reach truck!

I also jammed VM/CMS with REXX, COBOL & PL1. Still do. I legacy integration, modern integration...whats your old man do? I might be able to hook him up

 

He's worked for the Toronto Star on their main frames for years . Linux based recently let go since the star is shit now days and downsizing

 

I suspect the fact they haven't regeared may be prolonging the life of the driveshafts in the rear - not putting down enough torque to do damage lol.

The JL ball joints and knuckles are a bit beefier than the JK's. That may be helping a bit up front.

 

Well, mainframe is not Linux, the is a USS (Unix sub system) that's relatively newish (think 1999 ish) that also exists on the iSeries platform as well as the VM/CMS platform. But it's IBM flavour of Unix, not Linux. Ask him if he can do RAC route programming

 

Now that you say that this is how little tech I know. It is Unix

 

Dont worry its not really 'tech' he said newish and 1999 in the same sentence

 

My 99 T4R still looks new,

 

Do you mean racf?
I'll send you his resume you can see

 

Yup RACF....security layer on MVS