If you are developing products that require Java you are a huge part of the problem.
If you are developing products that require Java you are a huge part of the problem. Learn a new language and start porting. I am tired of 100% of the blame for these situations going to Oracle and Adobe, they are just doing what they were designed to do, make money by any means necessary. The developers who voluntarily learned a language and joined a community that is controlled by a for-profit company are the only thing keeping them alive. Every new product they make entices another end user to install crap on their computer.
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I just invented a simple upgrade script for my father's ancient Fedora install.
Weekly limit is draining like the old 5-hour limit
Rather people unable to setup a static websites where needed.
Besides the general awfulness of Windows that you describe, have you looked at C:\Windows recently?
Does your work involves using teams or ms office or docker?
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If you are developing products that require Java you are a huge part of the problem.
If you are developing products that require Java you are a huge part of the problem. Learn a new language and start porting. I am tired of 100% of the blame for these situations going to Oracle and Adobe, they are just doing what they were designed to do, make money by any means necessary. The developers who voluntarily learned a language and joined a community that is controlled by a for-profit company are the only thing keeping them alive. Every new product they make entices another end user to install crap on their computer.
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