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Friday, January 29. 2010

It is kind of sad when the browser gets redirected to oracle.com after I enter sun.com at the address bar. It is sad not because I don't think the deal will do any good to Sun, it is because the site that I've been visiting for years gets a totally strange homepage.

If the word "Yahoo" can appear at the very bottom on delicious.com and the copyright of youtube.com can still belong to YouTube, LLC, why can't Oracle keep the original sun.com, which is familiar to regular visitors like me?

Posted by Steven Yong in non-computer at 15:00 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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no more Sun?

next to go will be java.sun.com, sun developer network, mysql, etc

#1 kokwai (Homepage) on 2010-01-29 22:55 (Reply)

sad isn't it?

#1.1 steven on 2010-01-30 11:29 (Reply)

No need feel sad. It become reality already

So far, I never have experienced with oracle products before.

Look like they are going to become a mega giant, with high influence in IT field.

#2 Yan Cheng CHEOk (Homepage) on 2010-02-06 16:52 (Reply)

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