So, they say 'shop.oracle.com' was their 'main reason' for switching but that reads as a half-joke, half-serious riff on Oracle's famous ability to extract mone

So, they say 'shop.oracle.com' was their 'main reason' for switching but that reads as a half-joke, half-serious riff on Oracle's famous ability to extract money from people; the other salient points I can find are: - PL/SQL was harder to deploy than PL/pgSQL (as stated later) - Only synchronous interface in Oracle's OCCI - Problems with Oracle's development environments - Not very responsive support from Oracle. But the dev environment and support for Postgres are not talked about. Also I can't quite figure out if "3x more hardware" is supposed to be a good thing on their last slide. It's possible that it's a good thing (if it's, say, we can replicate to more servers), but to me it doesn't read like one.