Sentence examples for mainframe i from inspiring English sources

I've already hacked the mainframe," I said, lighting an e-cigarette.

Considering kids these days want to get famous on YouTube more than they want to increase the petaflops in a mainframe, I'd be surprised if our next official supercomputer was a store-bought Dell with a nice graphics card and speed stripes on the side.

Once I'd managed to crack the site and force my way into the mainframe, I found pretty much everything you'd expect from a bunch of guys who enjoy sitting around talking about how to hassle girls: Pictures of successful missions were uploaded in all their spittle-ridden camera phone glory and "field reports" (charming rundowns of each technique) were being filed religiously.

Once I'd managed to crack the site and force my way into the mainframe, I found pretty much everything you'd expect from a bunch of guys who enjoy sitting around talking about how to hassle girls: Pictures of successful missions where uploaded in all their spittle-ridden camera phone glory and "field reports" (charming run-downs of each technique) were being filed religiously.

When the PC first emerged as an alternative to big, expensive mainframe computers, I compared it to the small mammals that eventually inherited the world from the dinosaurs.

In many ways, the new z14 ZR1 is the successor of the company's entry-level z13s mainframe (though, I guess we can argue over the fact whether any mainframe is really 'entry-level' to begin with).

Therein stood text-based terminals to some IBM mainframe (sight unseen, but I was told it was big).

Or do I want a mainframe of the future?

Joseph Nelson, 69-year-old retired mainframe systems programmer living in Boston, Massachusetts I still feel as excited by Pokémon Go after three months as I did when it was first released.

Is the big mainframe computer there to "erase" the creative individual at Sterling Coo, as it takes over the space of the erstwhile creative lounge?

The collective's two slogans are "birthed from the Internet's mainframe" and "transcendent digital shamanism," which I think says a lot while meaning nothing at all. .