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Valeyard posted:can we get an update to swing please lol it's called javaFX third times the charm
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rotor posted:I was tasked with adminning a lab full of javastations when I was in grad school. not a lot, around 30 of them. I was there for two full semesters and I never saw a single one of them finish booting successfully. sounds like you did a good job as admin
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Beeftweeter posted:"I think it was something that a blind man would have designed," said Aberdeen Group analyst Tom Dwyer of the cancellation of JavaOS for Business. Sun positioned the cancellation of the program as a victory for thin client computing. "Our model prevailed," said Lisa Carnochan. product line manager for client software and network computer systems at Sun. "The Internet itself has made so much software available that already fit our model, we didn't have to invest specifically in an operating system to do it," although the JavaOS effort was in fact a specific investment in an operating system.
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akadajet posted:I can see why it failed this guy made a better os in 10 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYyTlsqJork
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Java is good because you can compile your code once and run it anywhere very sad they still haven't added the ?. operator (x?.foo => x == null ? null : x.foo) because that would be convenient.
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Soricidus posted:Java is good because you can compile your code once and run it anywhere I don't understand what any of that means.
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Aug 19, 2014 22:42
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Soricidus posted:Java is good because you can compile your code once and run it anywhere aside from the weird ?. thing ternary operators are gross
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Aug 19, 2014 23:10
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ternary operators own
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Aug 19, 2014 23:12
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how many critical security bugs are part of the new java 9 features announced release by larry ellison sun oracle industries big cock gently caress ghost
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rotor posted:I was tasked with adminning a lab full of javastations when I was in grad school. not a lot, around 30 of them. I was there for two full semesters and I never saw a single one of them finish booting successfully. so sad they were essentially just SPARCstations and could've run a pro OS like SunOS but nooooo
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