Does anyone have any recent statistics on the use of COBOL in current companies -- i.e. would it still be worth learning because the amount of COBOL programmers is so low?

I remember hearing somewhere that 70% of the world's business transactions are done in COBOL, and that around 70% of the U.S. government's IT budget goes to COBOL programmers -- I'm not sure if they're just loving the statistic 70%, or if there's some fact to it.

Does anyone know any good resources for learning COBOL ISO 2002?

Just letting you all know, Cumcast knows when you pirate shit. I don't know what to do /g/. I think I'm fucked. One notice per song multiplied by Alice In Chains’ entire discography equals Comcast switching to automated colorless letters because we’re costing them more in labor and supplies than we’re worth.

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ITT: Black female computer programmers

I'll wait...

I just bought this... Did I do good /g/entoomen?

Post your battlestations

I'm lonely

So i bought an iPhone 5s ( I know it's shit ), and with Snowdens' revelations about prism, and how the U.S government has backdoors on pretty much all iPhones, is there a way at the current time to change the operating system of an iPhone 5s running on iOS 7.1.1 to a compatible ( if there are any ) version of android? Even though Google isn't innocent of violating the fourth amendment, there are of far more ways of securing yourself on android.

Are you an OpenBSD user yet?