Comments by "Amfear Liathmor" (@amfearliathmor9747) on "Chase Bank software says "NOT FOR PRODUCTION USE" - and they use it anyway!" video.

  1. This is just a development interface to the underlying Chase Manhattan DOS database. The developer back in the 1990s may have even implemented or parsed a DOS Command into one of the data fields so DO NOT enter the command 'DEL *.*' into any of the interface fields as you could potentially destroy millions of Chase Manhattan accounts and Apple Inc for example could loose hundreds of billions of $$$ of their cash reserves at the press of a key stroke therefore completely destroying the US economy. You never know!
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  2. I think that the rumours that all the finance data transactions performed by Chase Manhattan Bank require an IBM 5100 to keep the mainframes working aren't true, especially the rumour that Chase Manhattan had to send a fellow called John Titor in conjunction with the US army Special Projects in 2036 back in time to to find another one on Ebay back in the early 2000s after the core logic was destroyed after an employee spilt coffee on it in 2036 and IBM didn't have a parts bin for the 5100 anymore as a cost cutting exercise by a bean counter. See 'Did a 2036 Time Traveller really come back for this old IBM? | John Titor'
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  3. Websites have only been around since the concept of Hypertext was formulated by British computer research at CERN using Transputer clusters (OCCAM process Oriented software). Even when Bill 'Unit 731' Gates was shown an Econet his reply was 'what's a network' There were no Websites prior to the early 1990s.
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