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recondas
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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 9:49 a.m...
Got an email from Sun/Oracle today entitled "Free Oracle Solaris Training" , so maybe Solaris isn't as close to extinction as has been speculated.

Looks like they also have a new <to me anyway> catch-phrase " Software.Hardware. Complete " <with red-lettering used to emphasize 'complete' part of the slogan.>

It remains to be seen what bearing this will have on a freely-available-to-the-public version of Solaris.

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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 10:23 a.m...
old is new. the 70's verticulation is back!

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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 10:53 a.m...
recondas wrote:
Looks like they also have a new <to me anyway> catch-phrase Software.Hardware.Complete <with red-lettering used to emphasize 'complete' part of the slogan.>


I loathe and despise this trend towards three single word not-quite-sentences as a motto, a trend evidently devised by people who failed English repeatedly.

Used sparingly by authors who know what they're doing single-word sentences are OK. Their large-scale use by marketing types should be suppressed, violently if necessary.

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smj
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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 11:10 a.m...
SAQ wrote:
Used sparingly by authors who know what they're doing single-word sentences are OK. Their large-scale use by marketing types should be suppressed, violently if necessary.
Really?

:lol:

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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 11:34 a.m...
recondas wrote:
Looks like they also have a new <to me anyway> catch-phrase " Software.Hardware. Complete " <with red-lettering used to emphasize 'complete' part of the slogan.>



come to think of it SnOracle always caught my fancy.

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Wrote the following at June 3, 2010, 2:48 p.m...
SAQ wrote:
Used sparingly by authors who know what they're doing single-word sentences are OK.


To be a sentence that word would have to be a verb.