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sca?

Software Communications Architecture

They would also need a top secret security clearance

We could tell you more about this job, but then we'd have to kill you.

Or in this case, we'd have to kill everyone who uses usenet.

Clearly, you would not be a viable candidate.

Can I telecommute?

Thanks, Rich

Rich,

E-mail me your background and I will let you know.

Umm, what does that mean?

John

Damn, and here I was looking forward to working in an RF cage.

(BTW, I have a TS....)

Do you have any SATCOM exp?

Hey, you cant't take SED's hippy away. Just google his posts here in SED, and pass the to your security dept

Martin

I was going to get that. But then they (the investigators) want to know about my secret girl friends, and that's my TS.

Probably, something like the Architecture of Software that Communicates. ;-)

I wrote a dumb terminal once, but I had to use CodeView to rip off Telix's interrupt handlers. I've always wondered, "howcome they can write interrupt handlers, but mine never work? )-;"

Cheers! Rich

I didn't know anyone still did 'Sub Carrier Authorization' design work.

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Oh, that SCA. I have had a TS before and could do the job, but i am not willing to jump through the hoops for another TS in todays environment.

Society of Creative Anachronism. Engineering in the days before slide rules and finite element analysis.

How primitive!

Tim

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