This was where I used to talk about Oracle technology. The times have left Oracle behind, so this account is not active anymore.
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I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
I've stopped tweeting about Oracle technology. If you want my opinion on general IT topics, please follow me at @stenvesterli.
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