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Dear PenFed:
Please stop using COBOL and FORTRAN to program your applications, systems and websites. Get your act together pay some real professionals and upgrade your computer and network systems like every other venerated financial institution has.
And while your at it, get a new credit card producer. The smudges, scrapes, scratches and overall sloppy construction of your credit cards are an embarrassment.
Thank you for your time. Please reply.
Signed,
Every PenFed Member
I do not have a problem with their site. Furthermore, why are you worried about the program used for the inner workings of their website?.
LOL. There's got to be a good story behind this post. What happened?
Although not related to their website, after being a member for 40+ years we have just closed all of our accounts with PenFed. NFCU and DCU get all our business, they are happy to have us and we are happy to be with both - PenFed, long story, but it's a great feeling to no longer have anything to do with them.
I'm an old mainframe FORTRAN programmer. back in the day FORTRAN and EXEC-8 ruled.
We used to make fun of the COBOL programmers by suggesting COBOL function like:
PERFORM
inappropriate behavior in workplace
UNTIL FIRED
These days it's Windows C/C++ programming.
@marty56 wrote:I'm an old mainframe FORTRAN programmer. back in the day FORTRAN and EXEC-8 ruled.
We used to make fun of the COBOL programmers by suggesting COBOL function like:
PERFORM
inappropriate behavior in workplace
UNTIL FIRED
These days it's Windows C/C++ programming.
Oh ... do you use Basic and RPG II or III also? Probably workd on an IBM 370 or a Univac 1107. Try your hand at the ENIAC Computer? Bet you know Software DOS 6.22 and Windows NT4?
@marty56 wrote:I'm an old mainframe FORTRAN programmer. back in the day FORTRAN and EXEC-8 ruled.
We used to make fun of the COBOL programmers by suggesting COBOL function like:
PERFORM
inappropriate behavior in workplace
UNTIL FIRED
These days it's Windows C/C++ programming.
C# and .NET whatever version MS vomited up this month seems to be the most common in my line of work. Followed by Java, 800+ frameworks, and the "lets throw every pattern at it" pattern.
One of my favorite quotes: "C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do you blow your whole **bleep** leg off."