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Sun Microsystems, a CEO's Last Stand?

pillageplunder writes "Businessweek's cover article is a sharp look at Sun Microsystems. The gist of the article? That its fall can be laid at the Feet of its CEO, Scott McNealy. Overall, a balanced read, one that does a good recap of the the high and the very low low's that Sun has reached under McNealy."

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  1. How do I apply for his position? by Kjuib · · Score: 5, Funny

    can I just email my resume to HR@sun.com? or should I walk in and say I want the job?

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    - Your stupidity got you into this mess, why can't it get you out? -Will Rogers
  2. Brave Sun by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny
    and the very low low's that Sun has reached under McNealy.

    I certainly wouldn't want to reach under McNealy, especially near his low lows.

  3. Everything is dying by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    OMG Sun is dying
    OMG Apple is dying
    OMG *BSD is dying
    OMG Linux is ... wait a minute. Almost slipped.

  4. I'm confused about "wildly" by AndroidCat · · Score: 5, Funny
    "The Internet is still wildly underhyped, underutilized, and underimplemented

    How do you wildly underhype something? (Or even wildly underutilize or underimplement.) Does it involve caffeinated valium?

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    One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
  5. Astrophysically speaking... by Beast+in+Black · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...does this mean that when Sun actually dies, it will turn into a black hole and suck all the other silicon valley companies down? It sure is massive enough :)

  6. Re:Sun employees vs Microsoft employees by IOOOOOI · · Score: 5, Funny
    I too have some first hand experience comparing M$ and Sun.

    Whenever a M$ sales team comes-a-knocking, its always 3 or 4 pushy guys.

    Whenever Sun calls, its a smoking hot sales chick (to weaken your resolve) and a grandfatherly guy who actually knows his shit (to instill confidence).