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To: Norman Hwu who wrote (3443)	11/25/1996 9:35:00 PM
From: damniseedemons	of 24154

>All the JVM spec is open, all JDK APIs are checked by the public. Not all of it. And Sun just released some pieces of it about 1 month ago. >I do not know why you hate Java so much. I don't hate Java. I just think that Sun is intentionally misleading the world in their glorifying claims of Java's "openess" and "cross-platformativity." > I remeber you get trobule to tell from the difference between 16 bit and 32 bit software such as asking 16 bit application supporting 32 bit VM. That was because NSCP 2.0 was claiming Java support for Windows 3.x, and even had an enable/disable Java check box in the options menu--but no Java. This was intentionally misleading from NSCP. BTW, I've come a very long way in a short time. I'm at or above par with most people on this thread. > I hope you have the chance to get into Stanford and visit Bay Area. I was there a couple of weeks ago--visited NSCP.

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