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Lesson in objectivity
You obviously didn't read the article either. This is not a matter of opinion, it's just fact:

Right after the title, in boldface, it reads: "Sun Microsystems is trying to climb back into the market for Java server software ".

And in the third paragraph, again: "...Sun is hoping to regain some market share"

There is no ambiguity. Why would anyone read the article and then post a message to announce that Java is alive and well? There is no relation between the two topics.

And there's no Ad Hominem in my reply: that's a term you can apply when someone uses personal and mostly irrelevant facts about someone else in order to prove him/her wrong. I just stated the fact that anyone reading the original article cannot possibly think it has to do with Java's market share. And then I provided an explanation as to why that's so. That is NOT Ad Hominem.
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What's with the title of the article?  coffeenite | 04/12/04
It's Sun's comeback, not Java  cicuta | 04/12/04
Lesson in subjectivity  Carl Rogers | 04/12/04
Lesson in objectivity  cicuta | 04/14/04
It is Sun which needs a comeback . . . Java is stronger than ever.  Plain Logic | 04/12/04
they could of  V Sanders | 04/13/04
Blocked PC users?!  Eggs Ackley_z | 04/13/04
Funny, it was MS that shut oue users from non-zealot perspective  oldskool | 04/13/04
java asks for ms help  V Sanders | 04/13/04
What is your vision?  IT_User | 04/13/04
yeah right  Tim Carpenter | 04/15/04

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