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hm...	by sketcher	2003-01-04 00:26:09
Play it online	by Dok	2006-11-19 12:55:59
wonder how long it'll take him	by CrazySteve	2003-01-04 00:41:27
i wonder how i will play it...	by sketcher	2003-01-04 00:43:54
Uh, yeah. It's very very easy.	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 00:45:07
Eh? I thought they were just ordered	by Route	2003-01-04 00:47:42
Not exactly...	by Avium	2003-01-04 00:48:49
I don't think it's the government's business	by Route	2003-01-04 01:06:47
There _was_ a breach of licensing agreements. (n/t)	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 01:10:23
That's what I'm talking about.	by Route	2003-01-04 01:24:16
But a license agreement IS a contract. (n/t)	by caffine-iv	2003-01-04 01:26:13
I agree.	by Route	2003-01-04 01:35:02
Which I was probably doing in the wrong context,	by Route	2003-01-04 01:38:40
Microsoft was never ordered to support Java.	by Avium	2003-01-04 23:01:00
They chose to support it but in their usual "embrace and extend" attitude. Namely, embrace a nice useful piece of technology and then add your own extensions in that effectively make it proprietary. Unfortunately for them Sun was keeping a close eye on it and caught them changing things they weren't supposed to be changing and filed for breach of contract. Sun won the court case which meant that if Microsoft chose to support Java they would have to play by Sun's rules. That, of course, didn't sit very well with the folks at Redmond so they dropped support of Java (Visual J++ anyone?) and created a language based on C++ called "COOL." I believe it eventually morphed into C#.
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