It's not a question of switching, it's adding another tool to the toolbox. No matter if it's Perl, C++, C, C#, Java, Classic Basic (Yes, some solutions are out there using that still), Cobol, Bash, Makefiles etc...
Often a project consists of not a single language but three or four at the same time considering the need to automate builds and testings and wrapping the software.
I think that the current browser model needs to get refreshed where cross-site cookies and similar stuff shall be killed off in the browser much like what Ghostery do. However some sites are a problem since they have different servers for serving images and the text content. Mostly found on some news sites.
If you discover that the company is into illegal stuff it's better to bail out as soon as you can.
However in some places you can be held responsible for not attending the legally required period for that country. 2 weeks is US specific, other countries have a month.
Not the same thing in all airports, some airports requires everyone to go through security checks. And if you fly a private plane you will have to wait for your slot.
You will have to consider the process of travel to/from the airport as well, Stockholm/Arlanda is quite a distance from central Stockholm, then a lot of time is wasted before boarding and then on the airfield to get into position to take off. Both Arlanda and Helsinki sees quite a bit of traffic so it's not as simple as you make it.
You easily waste an hour before boarding just on procedures like check-in, security and walking.
Nobody has told me why it is going to be built. Considering the sorry state of rail infrastructure in Sweden it's not really going to provide much benefits.
Be aware that Java EE is more than Oracle these days. Just because Oracle drops it doesn't mean that those that have developed various platforms compatible with the API will drop it.
JBoss and the peer implementations will probably be the future of Java EE. The fact that Oracle drops it just means that they drop their control over the solution and the worst that can happen is that the various implementations will diverge unless the companies developing the solution put in a joint venture to coordinate the APIs.
I think it's narrow-minded to not call them science fiction. A movie can be many things at the same time and there are science fiction elements in both.
Star Trek is... ...a sociological utopia where poverty is eradicated. ...multiple cultures, alien and human with different views on what's best. ...solving problems in unorthodox ways.
Star Wars is... ...a fight between good and bad. ...a fight between chaos and order. ...a fight between multiculturalism and monoculturalism.
Both universes have their place and as a viewer I can appreciate both. In Star Trek it's rarely a black and white situation that's encountered.
If anything it might be time for the people that want to do their own movies to look into starting on some fresh perspective - or scan through the Science Fiction literature for stories that can be used for movies. There's a huge pile to dig into, like E.E. Smiths Lensman series, Jack Vances Demon Princes, Heinlein, Asimov and so on...
Don't let the opinion that controls one franchise limit you - be creative with something completely different. I wouldn't mind a Sci Fi movie where you have a man with a kilt showing up. (Some of you may get the reference)
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It's not a question of switching, it's adding another tool to the toolbox. No matter if it's Perl, C++, C, C#, Java, Classic Basic (Yes, some solutions are out there using that still), Cobol, Bash, Makefiles etc...
Often a project consists of not a single language but three or four at the same time considering the need to automate builds and testings and wrapping the software.
I think that the current browser model needs to get refreshed where cross-site cookies and similar stuff shall be killed off in the browser much like what Ghostery do. However some sites are a problem since they have different servers for serving images and the text content. Mostly found on some news sites.
I think that someone should just go tell the telcos to have intercourse with themselves over that demand.
If you discover that the company is into illegal stuff it's better to bail out as soon as you can.
However in some places you can be held responsible for not attending the legally required period for that country. 2 weeks is US specific, other countries have a month.
It will also take 12 years to do all the paperwork needed.
And considering the Hallandsås Tunnel it will be over time and over budget before completed.
And don't forget the time to transit from the city center to the airport.
Not the same thing in all airports, some airports requires everyone to go through security checks. And if you fly a private plane you will have to wait for your slot.
You will have to consider the process of travel to/from the airport as well, Stockholm/Arlanda is quite a distance from central Stockholm, then a lot of time is wasted before boarding and then on the airfield to get into position to take off. Both Arlanda and Helsinki sees quite a bit of traffic so it's not as simple as you make it.
You easily waste an hour before boarding just on procedures like check-in, security and walking.
Nobody has told me why it is going to be built. Considering the sorry state of rail infrastructure in Sweden it's not really going to provide much benefits.
Be aware that Java EE is more than Oracle these days. Just because Oracle drops it doesn't mean that those that have developed various platforms compatible with the API will drop it.
JBoss and the peer implementations will probably be the future of Java EE. The fact that Oracle drops it just means that they drop their control over the solution and the worst that can happen is that the various implementations will diverge unless the companies developing the solution put in a joint venture to coordinate the APIs.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
-- Arthur C. Clarke
I think it's narrow-minded to not call them science fiction. A movie can be many things at the same time and there are science fiction elements in both.
Star Trek is...
...a sociological utopia where poverty is eradicated.
...multiple cultures, alien and human with different views on what's best.
...solving problems in unorthodox ways.
Star Wars is...
...a fight between good and bad.
...a fight between chaos and order.
...a fight between multiculturalism and monoculturalism.
Both universes have their place and as a viewer I can appreciate both. In Star Trek it's rarely a black and white situation that's encountered.
Typos on the net is a grate way to get comments.
Fifteen minutes in warp drive will be several hours in real time.
Because they are afraid, very afraid that the fan films will be better than their own productions.
This is going to be great! Trailer for Star Wreck: Imperial Edition
That's an insult to Klingons.
Instead of seeing it as competition - see it as supplementary stories. If some fan stuff is good enough, then endorse it instead.
If anything it might be time for the people that want to do their own movies to look into starting on some fresh perspective - or scan through the Science Fiction literature for stories that can be used for movies. There's a huge pile to dig into, like E.E. Smiths Lensman series, Jack Vances Demon Princes, Heinlein, Asimov and so on...
Don't let the opinion that controls one franchise limit you - be creative with something completely different. I wouldn't mind a Sci Fi movie where you have a man with a kilt showing up. (Some of you may get the reference)
The next US hit may be something completely different.
Any place where you have an aggregation of people is a target for terrorist attacks.
Depends on your religion.
And it's fun and weird to see this coming from Microsoft as well considering their behavior when it comes to Windows 10.