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Presumably deleted because Oracle's terms of use prohibit the publishing of benchmarks.
by lobster_johnson 15y ago
Presumably deleted because Oracle's terms of use prohibit the publishing of benchmarks.
- nas 15y ago"Well, if they’d like to bust my chops for an article that’s about 15 months old, they’re welcome to do so (or at least try)." Well, I guess they did. :-/
- tbrownaw 15y agoAny idea if that's everywhere, or only here in the US with our record of being completely useless about prosecuting anti-competitiveness?
- lobster_johnson 15y agoEverywhere, doubt if anyone has ever bothered to challenge them on the issue. If you can afford Oracle, why blog about your benchmarks?
- dripton 15y agoEULAs are only valid in some jurisdictions. Of course, even if one lives in a jurisdiction where they're not, it would take some guts to stand up to Oracle's lawyers. And to convince your ISP, your government, etc. to stand up to Oracle's lawyers.
- donatzsky 15y agoNot sure why, but if you go to http://diznix.com/2010/07/27/ http://diznix.com/2010/07/27/ instead, it works just fine.