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Maybe then this is more to your liking? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/panorama-tab-...

(I too don't know how Chrome tab groups work)

If I'm not greatly mistaken, there is no way to embed Gecko in a desktop application right now

Java 11 will be the next LTS, see here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html

So if you care about long term support, you should stay on JDK8

You can download it from here: https://ocw.mit.edu/resources/res-6-011-the-art-of-insight-i...

The article is on the Google Cloud Platform Blog. What would you except, an honest and unbiased review?

> I do that - seems obvious to me, but I'm also a cyclist.

You don't have to be a cyclist. Another car may be coming and rip your door off. I think that using the mirror should be obvious to any driver

> That said, when I'm in the back seat, I'm not sure if I do anything to avoid dooring.

You could turn your head 180 degrees and look behind you I guess

I'm behind a firewall, doesn't this mean I'm safe?

Why "some" was removed from the title?

To each his own then I guess. Some may enjoy aligning pipe symbols and pluses, I don't.

SVG/GraphML are text based too

Gore Quests? Are you sure? :-)

He means this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat_Linux#Version_history

To be fair, newer versions of Windows are much better in autodetecting devices when compared to XP.

...and by Europe it means Europe minus Nordic countries, part of Russia and most of ex-Soviet states.

I think it is this Unicode Character:

http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/1f4b8/index.htm

Do you want to be more specific?

What do you mean by "Java Packaging"? And if you believe that OSS tools for Java are a nightmare, I'd like to know which you are referring to and which language do you think has better tooling?

What about sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre?

You could use your favorite chat client to connect to facebook chat, because this is all that is left. Or am I missing something?

Simple, don't read the news today. Really, it's just one day. You don't have a huge problem to solve.

I really do not understand what the Jave EE version history page has to do with the security of the Java runtime.

As for the other link, I think you have mixed things up a little. Those vulnerabilities are ways to bypass the Java sandbox, when Java is running in the browser as an applet. This is really not comparable to Ruby, as it cannot run in the browser and does not even have a sandbox functionality as far as I know.

Show me a way to remotely execute code on a machine just because it is running Java, and you will have my fullest attention :-)

Could you provide an example of those attacks/injections?

In my workplace I have a Dell Keyboard that has the SysRq/Scroll Lock/Pause Keys on the top right, above the numpad. Holding Alt+SysRq with one hand is just impossible.

Maybe it's easier in saner keyboards.

> You need to press and hold Ctrl, Alt and PrtSc(SysRq) buttons, and while holding them, you need to press r, e, i, s, u, b

I think I need an extra hand to do this

> (Graphics: Microsoft)

Last words on the article

Or you can say: "Don't worry about this now, we will explain it later" :-)

Just because you should not explain to students what "public static void main(String[] args)" is the first day does not mean that you can never teach them. Actually, if your students cannot understand what this line is after one full class of Java, then the problem is with the teacher, not the students.

Same thing in Firefox also

Thanks!

Could someone explain to me what the two top left arrows are supposed to do?

> > all library functions being in the global scope

> Ever used C?

Come on, this is not a good argument. C is a 70's language, we can do better than that, even in 1995 when PHP came out.