If you want to take the bet off people and go even further back than
7-15-2010,their were only two key assets http://www.oracle.com/sun/letter.html .
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interesting. a rising tide lifts all boats, I hear ya.
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On 8/22/2010 5:47 PM, Jason wrote:
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 4:42 PM, John Plocherjohn.ploc...@gmail.com wrote:
2010/8/20 Matthias Pfütznermatth...@pfuetzner.de
Let me add some numbers...
...
that a high percentage might be working on Solaris might provide us with
an
approach to a number
We are sys admins of some Sun muchines we've sold to a customer in the Sun era.
A T5120 with a ZFS mirror, had a disk fault, causing cyclic reset of the
machine.
Our hardware guy ran to the customer, disabled the disk and moved it out of the
machine.
Upon reboot the machine started normally,
Let me add some numbers...
We know, that Sun was one of the IT companies, that
spend an enormous
percentage of it's revenue into engineering... More
than 10 percent. If, and
that's now a very crude approach, we then assume,
that that relates to 10% of
the costs also, we can assume, that
2010/8/20 Matthias Pfützner matth...@pfuetzner.de
Let me add some numbers...
...
that a high percentage might be working on Solaris might provide us with an
approach to a number close to 1000 engineers...
Of your 1000 engineers, maybe 100 were the senior leaders in innovation,
vision, drive
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 4:42 PM, John Plocher john.ploc...@gmail.com wrote:
2010/8/20 Matthias Pfützner matth...@pfuetzner.de
Let me add some numbers...
...
that a high percentage might be working on Solaris might provide us with
an
approach to a number close to 1000 engineers...
Of
You (Richard L. Hamilton) wrote:
On 19 Aug 2010, at 15:43, Rick Ramsey wrote:
I've been with Sun since 89 and our great engineers
have always moved on. There's only room for a few at
the top, after all. It's actually a healthy
movement, since it gives younger engineers with
The move Sun-Oracle is casuing serious problems for mid-range customers
resellers, here in Italy. Listen to this (happened few weeks ago).
We are sys admins of some Sun muchines we've sold to a customer in the Sun era.
A T5120 with a ZFS mirror, had a disk fault, causing cyclic reset of the
This is getting to the point that I'm even starting
to feel the pattern here,
and I'm not one to proclaim bad news quickly.
http://forums.theregister.co.uk/post/815946
Since then, a couple of the names the poster
speculated about have moved on.
Adam Leventhal (co-D-trace creator)
This is getting to the point that I'm even starting to feel the pattern here,
and I'm not one to proclaim bad news quickly.
http://forums.theregister.co.uk/post/815946
Since then, a couple of the names the poster speculated about have moved on.
It's hard not to wonder if there aren't some
This is getting to the point that I'm even starting to feel the pattern here,
and I'm not one to proclaim bad news quickly.
http://forums.theregister.co.uk/post/815946
Since then, a couple of the names the poster speculated about have moved on.
It's hard not to wonder if there aren't some
Well when the rising tide pulls back to sea, we will see what is left of
Solaris proper.
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I've been with Sun since 89 and our great engineers have always moved
on. There's only room for a few at the top, after all. It's actually a
healthy movement, since it gives younger engineers with fresh approaches
a change to step up.
No question that Oracle is going to be different than
On 19 Aug 2010, at 15:43, Rick Ramsey wrote:
I've been with Sun since 89 and our great engineers have always moved on.
There's only room for a few at the top, after all. It's actually a healthy
movement, since it gives younger engineers with fresh approaches a change to
step up.
On 19 Aug 2010, at 15:43, Rick Ramsey wrote:
I've been with Sun since 89 and our great engineers
have always moved on. There's only room for a few at
the top, after all. It's actually a healthy
movement, since it gives younger engineers with fresh
approaches a change to step up.
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