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jdixon
jdixon
1 day ago
How can I learn how to build apps?

I was thinking of teaching myself how to build mobile apps. I was going to try iOS at first, but I don't want to have to learn Objective...

Tags: android, app development, java, training |
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dthomas
dthomas
20 weeks ago
Who is going to win the big legal battle between Google and Oracle?

I feel like I'm watching a very long hockey game between Oracle and Google - big boys playing for big bucks. I think Google is more...

Tags: google, java, lawsuit, Oracle, patents |
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delia25
delia25
20 weeks ago
Why are there so many issues with Java?

It seems that whenever there is a zero day vulnerability, there is a better than even chance that it will have something to do with Java...

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dniblock
dniblock
22 weeks ago
Should Android users worry about Java?

The US Government's security warning about Java on computers has been widely reported at this point, but I can seem to find what that...

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delia25
delia25
22 weeks ago
How to disable Java in Chrome?

There was a patch last week to address Java zero-day vulnerabilities, but that patch apparently opened up new vulnerabilities. I've...

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