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Shhh, now that embedded Java does everything we need, we must pretend it no longer exists — how else could we justify all the insane technological contortions t
by scrod 15y ago
Shhh, now that embedded Java does everything we need, we must pretend it no longer exists — how else could we justify all the insane technological contortions that we'll need in order to justify profiting through sequestering users' data, renting 1980s-era features to them, and selling their attention, intimate habits, and social bonds to advertisers?
- 01111000 15y agoWell said. Things really need to break out of the browser to see big gains in performance. Smart users will eventually see this. But that won't stop developers from trying to move everything inside of it. It's probably easier to build a browser user base than an OS user base.