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My father used to say "give a boy a hatchet, and the world looks like a tree to chop down" At SCO, repeatable processes, some quick testcases, and relatively versatile logic was my ax; it got me through the Smallfoot Design for ROLO (anyone seen Jack?), replication, ARM, ATF, MIT, etc quite reliably. "Make the tool smarter, and it scales". When Kenny-G would call me up, all flattery and jokes, I could say "3 days, $5k; 5 days total for the additional images" Now I work for a company that does… Continue

The screen real estate on the right hand side of the screen is "owned" by ning.com, who hosts the site otherwise for free. They can be made to go away for $20 a month, but right now I am neither inspired to eat this myself, or hassle the "sponsorship" drama to make it go away. dme Continue

About Ocston Ocston (spells what backwards?) is the "son of ocston.org", the original SCO-sponsored employee web site. Our goal is more modest: simply to provide a single source for ex-SCO people to stay in touch on the net. The SCO family was a very special and magical community world-wide: this site is meant to help that community stay connected. Without getting too heavy about it, this is distinctly about the former Santa Cruz Operation, and not the current SCO Group, the successor t… Continue