steel-wool panty liners = Java?

[235u at comcast.net (Eric)]

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David Kramer wrote:
| Eric wrote, On 08/03/2004 10:40 PM:
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|> "HORRIBLE design decisions.  That language should be kept in the kinky
|> toy box, next to the steel-wool panty liners and the ziploc baggie of
|> leaky Elbow Grease tubes.  - Crash, on Java"
|> ~From http://blu.org/pipermail/discuss/2004-August/046402.html
|> Wow, that's harsh!  I'm no programmer, only fiddle around with Java some
|> in my free time, but what are the major design problems?
|
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| I suppose you would have to ask Crash[0].  But some people feel that Sun
| tried to make a safer language, but the things they had to put in there
| so programmers could get their work done make it more complicated.
|
| On top of that, some feel the whole "java certification" program became
| more politics than technical merit.
|
| On top of that, the fact that Sun runs around talking about Java is open
| and .NET is closed, but actually keep the java spec closed, bothers some.

I also find that annoying.  Wish Java were "free"...

|
| On top of that, Crash likes saying shocking, controverical things that
| piss people off.
|
|
| [0] Crash is a friend of mine.  He's appeared several times on Junkyard
| Wars, and is an evil scientist, who himself should be kept in the kinky
| toy box.
|

Junkyard wars, cool!  A buddy of mine did robot wars once.  Personally
I'm holding out for beer wars ;)  -Eric
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