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December 15, 2003

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Maxim V. Karpov

You can hate VB and Microsoft but I just laugh when I see arcticles as such. Let me see Sun does not have any business model. Who in the world will introduce something that actully will hurt company in the long run. Now, Sun gave birth to Java that runs on any platform pretty much meanwhile they are trying to sell their Solaris. Mmm wow, great business plan, no wonder they make baby steps!

I will go get some Java now, Maxim

Maxim V. Karpov

You can hate VB and Microsoft but I just laugh when I see arcticles as such. Let me see Sun does not have any business model. Who in the world will introduce something that actully will hurt company in the long run. Now, Sun gave birth to Java that runs on any platform pretty much meanwhile they are trying to sell their Solaris. Mmm wow, great business plan, no wonder they make baby steps!

I will go get some Java now, Maxim

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