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2014: Names of most streets in Cyprus
2014: Daily dose of Instagram
2013: Jim Jefferies Alcoholocaust
2012: Bash keyboard shortcuts
2012: Religious programming
2012: Major Linux Problems or Why Linux is not (yet) Ready for the Desktop, 2012 edition
2012: Estimating sunset time with your hand
2012: Solution to WordPress with WP Super Cache blank pages problem
2012: MapBox – an open mapping platform
2011: Day in brief – 2011-09-04
2010: Day in brief
2010: On pseudovariety
2009: Daily tweets digest
2007: Daily tweets
2006: What the Terrorists Want
2006: Should we give them wrong-doers any ideas?
2005: Common typo
2005: Straight Into Darkness
2005: Alexander
2004: Kite Aerial Photography

RIP Solaris

For those unaware, Oracle laid off ~ all Solaris tech staff yesterday in a classic silent EOL of the product. https://t.co/ibs2REGRmj

— Simon Phipps (@webmink) September 2, 2017

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Posted on September 4, 2017Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Linux, Sysadmin, TechnologyTags history, operating systems, oracle, Solaris, Sun Microsystems

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