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Babylon 5 & the Great War of Java

Posted by jezuch on · 4 comments
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It was the dawn of the third age of Java, ten years after the Sun/Microsoft war. The Java Community Process was a dream given form. Its goal: to prevent another war by creating a place where technologists and vendors could work out their differences peacefully.

[I love the analogy, I happen to be a big fan of the show too. - Scott]

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Comments (4)

caitlyn ·
"Who are You? What do you Want?"

I see he watched Crusade as well. It is a pity that was canceled before it ever got off the ground.

Where does Java go from here? In search of a cure for the current plague which threatens to destroy it.
cr ·
Looks to me like Java's in hot water.
jezuch ·
I knew y'all would like it :) I'm only now catching up on older stuff like Babylon 5. It's a somewhat long-time project for me ;)
caitlyn ·
I recently watched Charlie Jade for the second time. What a brilliant series. Pity it only lasted the one season. Then again, I always seem to like series that don't do well. Firefly was another favorite or mine.

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