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Hello World (#2)
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2008-02-22 10:47:25.0 /
Back when our first child was born a colleague gave me the most precious little shirt and #1 wore it and now #2 has had the privilege of wearing it.
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Java Chopper
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2007-10-05 08:26:35.0 /
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If you have not seen the new blog that popped up, head over and follow along with the Java Chopper. Now that is what I call drinking the kool-aid.
 Maybe we can talk him into bringing it to Reno for SC'07 For what it's worth.
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UI from Green Team
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2007-09-04 12:22:32.0 /
If you have not seen the vid yet on James' then you have to head over and check it out. It is a vid from 1992 with James showing of *7. Great work back in the day Green Team and wonderful UI. For what it's worth.
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JAVA
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2007-08-27 07:55:04.0 /
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s/SUNW/JAVA/
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2007-08-23 09:20:26.0 /
Well I was surpised to read Jonathan's lastest entry. I have to say my initial impression is "what?" but I come at it from the computer geek side of the house, I never claimed to be a marketing person. I just don't see the point/value in changing the stock ticker symbol... I guess JS summed it up in his last paragraph... I will just have to soak on that for a while
To be very clear, this isn't about changing the company name or focus - we are Sun, we are a systems company, and we will always be a derivative of the students that created us, Stanford University Network is here to stay. But we are no longer simply a workstation company, nor a company whose products can be limited by one category - and Java does a better job of capturing exactly that sentiment than any other four letter symbol. Java means limitless opportunity - for our software, systems, storage, service and microelectronics businesses. And for the open source communities we shepherd. What a perfect ticker. For what it's worth.
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