"Daniel A. Koepke" wrote:
>
> On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Stefan Wasilewski wrote:
>
> > This makes the idea of rewriting in Java all the more interesting.
>
> No it doesn't. Java is a big, steaming pile of x. Substitute for x with
> something unsavory. Take C, add two parts hype, one part substance and
> you have C++. Take away most of that substance and throw in a helping of
> "paradigm-shifts" on the marketing/hype side of the equation and you have
> Java. I think I'd sooner port CircleMUD to BASIC. Or shell scripts. Or
> Logo. Or Pilot.
>
> Java is the Communism of programming languages. A catchy motto, a nifty
> idea, and terrible execution. Whereas Communism made every man paid
> equally, Java makes ever program run equally. Equally. But like sh!t.
finally. somebody who agrees with me.
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