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He Sold It for $7.4 Billion. The Buyer Killed It in 90 Days

2.2K views · Sep 19, 2026 · Science & Technology

Comments · 10

  • @inraid · 10 days ago

    AI slop replete with factual inaccuracies

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  • @JohnQHaemoglobin · 10 days ago (edited)

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD3UhL5YMY8&amp;t=253">4:13</a> &nbsp;Stanford workstations, disguised as Atari 800s<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD3UhL5YMY8&amp;t=327">5:27</a> &nbsp;Stanford workstations, disguised as Commodore Pets

  • @dimlylitcorners · 11 days ago (edited)

    Oracle has always been EVIL… The loss of Sun has been huge… the industry has essentially stagnated since: no new ideas

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  • @randynewman6615 · 9 days ago

    Sun tried to give away software so as to commoditise it and got commoditised on the hardware side, leaving no place to go.

  • @maha-madpedo-gayphukumber1533 · 10 days ago

    Same thing happened &nbsp;or made to happen with nokia. Rim who made BlackBerry has not so simmilar story

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  • @inraid · 10 days ago

    Schwartz destroyed Sun Microsystems.<br>He has no right to complain about Oracle <br>or anyone else.

  • @MultiPetercool · 10 days ago

    AI slop. &nbsp;None of those pictures are of Schwartz.

  • @Groundhog-t7l · 10 days ago

    Java when pushed by Sun and then Oracle was horrible. &nbsp;Dump on Oracle al you want but Sun was a PITA on PCs back then. &nbsp; Java was like Flash. &nbsp;You make Sun way too much the victim. &nbsp;Good riddance to them because of that. &nbsp;&quot;Free&quot; to the devs, but the business and consumer &nbsp;users of apps that used it paid the price in updates that could be hell. &nbsp; &nbsp;They didn&apos;t make money off of consumers, so they and Oracle never cared if the consumer had horrible experiences with it. &nbsp; But at no time did they attempt to fix the issues that made it a horrible experience. These clowns were just that, clowns. &nbsp;Billions or not. &nbsp;Eff that guy.

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