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On 04/12/2011 07:35 AM, Jerry Feldman wrote: > Love it. When I worked for Burger King back in the early 70s, they > discovered that a computer operator had mounted the wrong tape 5 years > earlier, and they had to restate their taxes and financials going back 5 > years. While I was hired primarily as a DEC PDP-8 assembler programmer, > they were a COBOL shop, but my boss saw that I had some BASIC in my > background so I got tapped for writing some BASIC on GE Timesharing to > get data for accounting. When I was in IS at NYNEX, we would get Automatic Message Accounting tapes from the various central offices every day. And twice a year, we would have to correct the times on at least one tape that came from a CO where the tech has forgotten to reset the clock to or from DST. I don't know why they didn't use Zulu time. Bill
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