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Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
Signed. I'd think that at least half the internet runs on PHP, which if I'm not mistaken requires mySQL (for the most part) to be effective.
I personally have quite a few mySQL databases, would hate to have to start paying for them!
So what's the status on this now?
Well, EU just approved it...
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2010/01/21/oracle-wins-eu-approval-for-sun-deal/
Jaz, thanks a lot for the post. At first I thought it was an ad (I click those too). Anyway, I was searching the Web for articles about urology and especially hollister apogee intermittent catheter at SportAid.com. Not just any old catheters mind you but, SportAid hollister apogee intermittent catheters! Anyway, imagine my surprise to see thin about Oracle and Sun. I need to look into it further. Because of US export regulations (not the fault of Sun), it took me two weeks to get a download for MYSQL. But at least it was free! With Orcale we are all doomed. Thanks again for the heads up!
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