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11-Jan-2006

New blog

Josh Cope, one of the QA engineers ~~working~~ who used to work on the OpenVMS operating system has a blog. Subscribed.

Posted at January 11, 2006 6:22 PM

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Thanks; I've been reading eight-cubed for a while now, and saw your comment the other day.

Though I'm in the Linux world these days, I've dedicated the back of the new cube to 10 years' worth of collected VMS paraphernalia. I spent last week lamenting the lack of a simple BACKUP/IMAGE command in Linux.

- Josh

Posted by: Josh at January 18, 2006 1:36 AM

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