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Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking, I'd like to share with you a matching I saw as the first time I made an IBM mainframe: never trust a computer you can't read.
the first time I met an IBM mainframe - Never trust a computer you can't lift.
in a mainframe. Now we have three times as much power at the fringe than we have in the
It was in a mainframe.
This family of computers was the first modern mainframe computer system.
This family of computers was the first modern mainframe computer system.
you haven't taken control of the mainframe, the CToS.
Although it's worth noting, your Profiler is defunct in areas where you haven't taken control of the mainframe, the CTOS.
IBM was a mainframe computer at the time, mainframe computer maker, just getting into personal computers for the first time.
IBM was a mainframe computer, at the time.
Before Apple came along, the computer was just this big kind of monolithic mainframe inhuman kind of machine, and
STEVEN JOHNSON: Before Apple came along the computer was just this big monolithic mainframe
Therefore, small computers were put in front of the mainframe.
This computer, the interface message processor, took over control of the network activities, while the mainframe was only in charge of the initialization of programs and data files.
And client server had become the alternative to the mainframe because you could do a lot of the applications in the client server environment that you didn't have to run this big centralized computing environment.
and client-server had become the alternative to the mainframe because you could do a lot of the applications in the client-server environment that you didn't have to run this big centralized computing environment.
they were big mainframe computers, so this was a chance to, uh, to have my own.
I had worked with computers for some time, but they were big f mainframe computers.
You know, where they're able to translate that into Java and more modern languages for coding and if anything it's only helped their mainframe computer business, otherwise they wouldn't have done it.
And if anything, it's only helped their mainframe computer business.