OK, write something.

I don't blog as I don't have much to share these days. Today I persuade myself to sit in front of the screen to write something. My blogs have been watched by my parents, my alumni, my fellow colleagues, the friends and enormous anonymous guys. So admittedly speaking, someone can't write freely when he is placed under the spotlight and examined carefully. I'm more willing to write in English so fewer guys are reading this. Each time when I wrote stuffs, it reminded me about the possible reactions from the audience. The topics were deliberately chose. The words were castrated. It's less about my feeling but more about my daily life or something less relevant. What's the hell am I doing! After all, blogging is not diary-writing, but somewhat like marketing. OK, please bare a pity guy in blue to pour out his bad mood this time. I'm not satisfied with myself. The life can't be continued in this way.

Sun sets

Sun approaches the horizon as the final stage of Sun's integration process into Oracle starts today with the notification of removal from Nasdaq and S/P 500 Index. 28 years, Sun has been a symbol of the innovation in the industry. Java, Solaris, SPARC, NFS, ZFS, Glassfish, SunRay and newly acquired Mysql, Virtualbox ... You name it. For its employees, Sun offers a great flexibility to boost their working days. A number of talents were cultivated here. I just realized all of us, the Sun guys are going to become Sun alumni in a way or another. While the wiki page for Sun Microsystems is approaching its final updates, yet the history is worth being written into the MBA textbook as a good case to analyze. Anyhow, Sun will rise again, but this time in Oracle red.