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No, it gets brought up because the after effects of that philosophy are still felt even today.
by bragh 11y ago
No, it gets brought up because the after effects of that philosophy are still felt even today.
- Delmania 11y agoGot a few examples to bring up? Because I'm not seeing how Java suffered. If anything, Oracle is a bigger threat to Java than MS.
- bragh 11y ago2 examples that affect me every week when serving SMB clients: - old IE installs - PDF printing functionality not included in older versions of Office and Windows More experienced people/sysadmins can probably bring out lot more issues. And I totally agree with you that Java didn't suffer in the end, but how many lawyer hours were spent on stuff that shouldn't have been an issue in the first place?