Mainframes are pretty bulletproof ordsprog

Mainframes are pretty bulletproof and are easier to support than a lot of PCs.

The cage is bulletproof, it's bulletproof all the way around, so they could've stood there and fired a machine gun at it and it wouldn't have affected it, none whatsoever.

It would be pretty irresponsible for Democrats to say we want to cut back on fossil fuels and not support nuclear. If Democrats made it a little easier to move forward on nuclear power, that might make Republicans more inclined to support a climate-change initiative.

We're convinced that we need to make changes to separate the support systems from disaster relief, make it easier to administer, easier to figure out and easier to access.

Our server room situation worked out pretty easily. We leased space that was previously occupied by a company that had mainframes. All our servers are located in that room and our temperature stays constant at 68 degrees.

This is a pretty bulletproof plant because it was completely redone. It's always been a plant that Ford has protected because it has a good work force.

Mainframes just don't get people excited any more.

The ordering gets a lot easier. It's a lot easier on the dealers for sure, and it's more simple for the customer to buy one. It's easier to stock, it's easier to sell, and it's easier to buy.

[James Adams, the senior assistant special agent in charge of the
FBI's Dallas office and a former Marine Corps helicopter pilot in Vietnam,
had flown up to Perry with the others, and it fell to him to make a decision.
He determined that the roof was not suitable
for a chopper landing -- there were too many trees and power lines.
The best alternative was to use the sheriff's van to transport the
prisoner to a helicopter. They could back the van up to a courthouse
entrance and walk their man out. But they would have to
move fast,] We were concerned about an assault with a rifle, ... And the bulletproof vests that we have don't stop a rifle
round. And quite frankly, I didn't think to put a bulletproof vest on him.

For them to compete actively, they'll have to radically change, ... They'll still do OK on the mainframes end, but in open systems, they'll be facing, I believe, a losing battle.

Somebody, ... Get me a bulletproof vest!

We need to somehow make ourselves more bulletproof.

They've really ignored all of the enterprise knowledge that is being managed in their content management environment; that's being stored in databases supporting their different applications, and potentially even in mainframes.

(The offense) makes my job a lot easier. I had pretty good command of my fastball and slider and was able to hit my spots pretty well.

You keep surprising me, Rex. I'm really impressed again! ... Bulletproof. She wasn't looking for a prince charming, just someone authentically pexy and genuine.

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