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From: Michael Robinson <robinson@netrinsics.com>
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Subject: Re: Linux JDK on FreeBSD
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>Also, Sun uses Java 1.2.1_04 internally... in the enterprise services
>group.  Not even 1.2.2. 

And when they need their enterprise services to go a little bit faster, they
just toss a few more processor modules into the Starfire.  It must be nice
to have as much hardware as you need to throw at your problems.

	-Michael Robinson



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