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That's funny. I remember when everyone said Java was slow and no threat to C, C++. |
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Jeremy Geelan interviews James Gosling keeps freezing after 3 minutes 13 seconds. |
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Does this "World Wide Education & Research Conference" of Sun's travel round regularly, then? Does it happen in Europe for example - or does it have to be a "weird" place, as James Gosling says in this interview... |
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