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I'm super glad you had a good time, Java's a neat little cafe huh?

New Zealand Sam 2009

My former Post colleague Brian Krebs has been doing an excellent job of noting Java's security risks on his own blog.

Request for comments: Java considered harmful? Rob Pegoraro 2010

As for Java's legitimate, helpful uses at home, I have a hard time thinking of any.

Request for comments: Java considered harmful? Rob Pegoraro 2010

In fact, Java's fate itself remains a mystery under Oracle, says consultant Evgueni Smoliar, a manager at Capgemini.

Oracle's silence on Google lawsuit, Java process raise eyebrows Paul Krill 2010

Hackers began taking advantage of Java's near-ubiquity by launching exploits against the software.

Request for comments: Java considered harmful? Rob Pegoraro 2010

Java's original promise -- still relevant in many business environments -- was that programmers could write one Java program that would run on any machine with a Java "runtime environment" such as the one available for Windows PCs on Sun's Java. com site.

Request for comments: Java considered harmful? Rob Pegoraro 2010

On the surface, it would seem Oracle, as the new proprietor of all things Sun, is now the master of Java's fate.

Java's team of rivals: Conflicts and alliances in the Oracle era 2010

Java's current licensing revenue is small beer for Oracle about $200 million, estimates IDC, compared to analyst expectations for $34 billion in total Oracle sales this fiscal year.

Oracle's Fight to Be Upwardly Mobile 2010

There never were more than four locations that seriously raised it -- Mexico, Guatemala, the Canary Islands, and Java -- and Java's cochineal was notably inferior.

A Perfect Red marycatelli 2010

This article, "Java's team of rivals: Conflicts and alliances in the Oracle era," originally appeared at InfoWorld. com.

Java's team of rivals: Conflicts and alliances in the Oracle era 2010