somewhat true
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| cjcox Mar 26, 2013 11:53 AM EDT |
In general, the world is not opposed to paying for software and services. However, in Oracle's case, they have built themselves a "lack of trust" reputation now. And when you lose the people's trust, they will reconsider their options. |
| dinotrac Mar 27, 2013 7:28 PM EDT |
There is also this teensy problem of Oracle doesn't want to be paid for its wares and services, it wants to be paid a freakin' bloody fortune. |
| JaseP Mar 29, 2013 10:56 AM EDT |
Let's face it,... Oracle wants to be paid a "tax" for inventing corporate enterprise computing. Trouble is; A) they're not entitled to it, & B) they didn't invent the bloody thing in the first place. |
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