echelon V

Thursday, October 07, 2004

How do YOU want to lockup today?

I officially hate BlueJ. It is THE most unstable Java IDE created. Ever.

I'll stop short of a page long rant, and just say that JCreator is a hell of a lot better.

Now Playing: The Offspring - Me & My Old Lady

1 Comments:

  • Maybe in a Kommunist regime we would have only one java IDE .. which would be constantly improved upon... so we wouldnt have anything to rant agiainst.. but because of lack of economic incentive, the developments would be slow and efficiency would fall. thus the cost of produktion would rise until it reached a point where upon performing a CBA, people would find it more effective to stop production. there are long queues waitin for a copy of the product where most of the people dont know what they are queuing for...and the black market is more than happy to kontribute a helping hand to rase supply...but this would result in lost jobs, so the govt. will take out a five year plan and tell the producers to meet a quota "or else"......

    but in Kapitalism, we shall have 30000000000 firms making the same thing and each putting a different scheme on what is basically the same product while they slowly release updates to korrupted versions and ah.. the beauty of inkompatibility makes a grand appearance here because your java applet doesnt like your radio system and so you have to get the "NEW AND IMPROVED" java IDE.. and did i say 'get'? oh pardon me! BUY the new java IDE. but then the next firm which produces baby diapers decides its time to merge with another firm and now your firm produces java IDEs which only work in baby diapers so your whole system is out of date and all this while the government mercilessly taxes you "or else"......

    ah

    economics for dummies 101.

    PS... 1) CBA = Cost Benefit Analysis
    2) and i have NO idea what a Java IDE is =P... but i like to try and apply my knowledge =D

    hav fun w/ those java-thingys Sam!

    By Blogger Hellspawn~ The Ωmen, at 10:00 PM  

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