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You'd think Oracle wouldn't be this ignorant. At least an apology would have saved some face.


As a long time follower of Jonathan's blog, I must say I'm shocked Oracle would step down to this level. Oracle may be more business-savvy and able to make more money out of Sun technology than Jonathan was, but I'll be the first one to say that Jonathan ran a much nicer and more ethical company (for whatever that is worth).


Oracle's been fucking up links/etc... to the sun.com domain for a while now.

Remember all the research papers that you can't get to that were originally on sun.com? Same thing as this. Not overly surprising, but its sad to see so much useful content get nuked. The sun engineers that blogged generally had some really cool things relating to what they did. Like the dtrace guys, the kernel guys, and generally anyone in their engineering groups.

It was extremely open as far as businesses go, and I for one will be sad to see oracle nuke the sun.com domain's useful bits away behind contract paywalls. Even though the company I work for has contracts, the general vibe isn't close to the same.




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