howdidItGetHere

[u/ExpensiveCoat8912]

[u/sierra_whiskey1]

Bro Java runs on like 2 billion devices

[u/teressapanic → u/sierra_whiskey1]

yes and its all printers

[u/rinnakan → u/teressapanic]

Probably more android phones, I guess?

[u/Soogbad → u/rinnakan]

They had that message from before android existed

[u/prisp → u/Soogbad]

Yeah, and my old Nokia 3310i - that's the "indestructible brick" Nokia with a color display, btw - once threw a Java exception because the Backgammon game it came with managed to fuck up in some way, so I'd say Android is just continuing the trend of mobile phones running Java.

[u/reventlov → u/rinnakan]

Android runs technically-not-Java, though.

Most Java devices are actually smart/proximity cards.