Sun Microsystems, one of the worst IT companies in Silicon Valley, has turned in a lousy performance in its fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, 2008.

Ugly Summary of Sun’s Q4 Disaster:

* Revenues were down
* Profits were down 73%
* Gross Margin was down
* Product Revenues were down
* Only service revenues were up slightly

Well, did you expect anything different from the clueless bozos at this ailing company.

Sun setting on Sun Microsystems

Sun reported revenues of $3.78 billion for the quarter, down 1.4% over the same period a year.

Sun’s performance is just pathetic when you look at how its rivals are

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Judas Rajini, What About Us? 

For the sake of a few silver coins, our modern-day avatar of Judas  - Rajinikanth - having decided to sell his soul, gathered up all his spittle and in one swift motion spat on the faces of millions of his Tamil fans worldwide.

For a highly-paid star like Rajinikanth to associate with and actively collaborate in the making and delivery of a piece of trash like Kuselan is a Judas-like betrayal - a dirty and shameless repudiation of the decades-long affection and loyalty of his legions of fans.

Directed by a lobotomized bozo called P.Vasu based on a story by Srinivasan, Kuselan is a piece of junk not worthy of even YouTube.

This buffoon Vasu also claims credit for the cretinous screenplay and sophomoric dialogs, both of which set a new nadir in Tamil movies.

Unless you’ve just come in from Mars, you know by now that Kuselan is a remake of the 2007 Malayalam film Kadha Parayumbol.

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The half-baked story centers on the visit of a movie superstar Ashok Kumar (Rajinikanth) to a village where unbeknownst to him his old friend Balu (Pasupathy) has a run-down barber shop and is having a hard time making ends meet.

When villagers get to know about the barber’s old friendship with the superstar, everyone in the village suddenly discover ‘affection’ for Balu and his family. You see, everyone has the same axe to grind - they all want to meet the superstar for their vested interests.

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