He should get credit for Operation Warp Speed which did help accomplish the goal of getting the vaccines developed and through trials very quickly.
He keeps trying to take his justly deserved credit for it but his supporters just boo him when he talks about it.
This is the politicization of excellent science. Leave the orange orangutan out of this and let's think of the science.
Why does your CIO need a support package for a friggin language? We use gcc at my place. Do you think we get onto the hotline to Gnu HQ everytime we have a core dump??
JRE isn't just something that runs only on the server. When a serious bug comes around that cripples every workstation, your CIO won't give a flying fuck about "open" support at 3AM. They just want to know what the fuck you're ACTUALLY doing about the problem other than waiting on someone to clean the Cheeto dust from their fingers to fix a massive impact to business operations and revenue that will result in your boss being eventually fired.
One would think you're more interested in self-preservation. You wanna waive that unsupported "open" flag around? Do it at home, not at work.
Using tough language without specific cases is hardly "edgy". It sounds like inexperience to me. If Java was that bad, no companies, banks, etc would use it. OpenJDK is a thing with multiple stewards (including IBM, God help us).
...we finally get a Linux client for Google Drive.
Why? Dolphin and other clients can interact with it, wrapping all your file needs into 1 app without the need for more apps to be open. I can access Google drive, dropbox, mega and other SSH locations all from one app.
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