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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 479.43+0.4%3:35 PM EST

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To: cheryl williamson who wrote (8418)6/12/1998 6:19:00 PM
From: Hal Rubel  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
Java vs Windows

Cheryll,

Sounds like you know your stuff. So, I can sit at home with my odd-ball computer and crank out Java stuff of my own for just about any client out there with little regard to his platform.

Boy, I just hate it when clients panic and get herded into standardizing on some hyped-up software or hardware of the hour, because it never seems to be what I standardized myself on by the time I get on the scene.

I see how learning Java could make a temp like me a lot more portable in the job market. The heck with clients past mistakes. I would be compatible. Imagine an army of compatible temps out there. Our productivity would be a force to behold.

Only thing is, does Java do what I do? I analyise data from data bases, I write and distribute procedures, and I create technical and user manuals with illustrations. If I ever get to be in management, I guess I'll just put out great e-Mail and go to meetings, my computer career being at an end.

Thanks for your reply.

Hal

PS: Regarding your comment about Bill Gates being full of S***, what ever that is, I am sure you meant it in the nicest possible way. HR
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