By bloid
via php.dzone.com
Published: Feb 03 2008 / 22:53
So one day, Scott McNealy, founder and chairman of Sun, read in his morning newspaper how the use of Java was rapidly diminishing, courtesy of something called 'The LAMP Stack'. Furiously, he called his accountant.
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Comments
aalmiray replied ago:
funny, scary if it turns out to be true :P
irbull replied ago:
Was that already posted here:
http://www.dzone.com/links/microsoft_and_sun_the_real_story.html
antych replied ago:
dupe
roshanbh replied ago:
very funny......LOL!!!!!!!
sproketboy replied ago:
Retarded.
edaj replied ago:
Pretty lame. Since when was PHP a threat to anything - other than the security of the server it is running on.
bmharris replied ago:
cause nothing big or serious or secure is ever built on php... try opening your eyes before making obligatory comments about a language and its uselessness.
Topnotch replied ago:
Just pure crap from the author. Nothing but mindless flamebait. In reality, Microsoft just wants to be able to better compete with Google, no interest really in touching LAMP.
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