Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Actually, P&H uses regular sized forklifts. They're equiped
with a device hooked up to their AIX mainframe
WAIT! STOP! Is an AIX machine a mainframe??? I don't
think so. I know the definition is a slippery one,
but to me a mainframe is a Syztem z machine, or one
of its predecessors (or a competitive machine from
the past; maybe Unisys today).
that tells
them where to go and what to do next. The big stuff all gets
moved around by P&H Overhead Cranes. Those are good for moving
around 8 X 10 chunks of steel 4 or 5 inches thick.
Eric
.... One of those [IT] people got a job at higher pay as a
forklift operator!
Yeah, but aren't those forklifts the same big ones the railroads use to
move locomotives from one track to another? :-)
-jc-
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