Thursday November 19, 2009 ☞ Sometimes the Improbable is the Answer
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A bit of apocalyptic sci-fi, but no less plausible than the other scenarios.
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Closures still causing debate after all these years. As I understand it (and I'm not close to the situation so I may be wrong), work continues on JDK7 in OpenJDK. When the JCP gets unstuck, JSRs will get submitted, and the expert group will then be able to decide what to keep/add. Pragmatism, community, open source.
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"While the government and the music industry posture about illegal filesharing, smaller, smarter companies are simply out-competing it" -- Copyright abuse of most kinds is just a message to the market saying "business model available". We don't need new laws to protect the incumbents, we need entrepreneurs to outpace them.
Posted by webmink
( Nov 19 2009, 04:06:57 AM PST )
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> Copyright abuse of most kinds is just a message to the market saying "business model available". We don't need new laws to protect the incumbents, we need entrepreneurs to outpace them.
A comment right from my own head. Needless to say I agree entirely
Posted by donnie on November 20, 2009 at 02:43 AM PST #