If you configure youtube to use the HTML5 player, there's an option to watch videos at 1.5 or 2X speed.. key points I remember: * Java isn't dead, or dying; i

If you configure youtube to use the HTML5 player, there's an option to watch videos at 1.5 or 2X speed.. key points I remember: * Java isn't dead, or dying; it's still among the most popular languages and growing, based on analysis of data from github, stackoverflow, and mailing lists * It doesn't command the same relative amount of mind / marketshare as it did in its heyday, but that doesn't really matter; the market is bigger, and it's still growing * there is a significant correlation between programmer age and use of Java * ease of initial installation is an underappreciated factor determining which technologies get adopted and become popular