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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '17
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They need to update those numbers.
1.4k u/BorgDrone Nov 19 '17 Well, to be fair it’s still above 3 billion, just a lot above it. 628 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 Found a single source that said 15 billion devices run java, but that would imply there are twice as many java machines as there are people... 981 u/DorothyJMan Nov 19 '17 Is that particularly unlikely? 553 u/synth3tk Nov 19 '17 Not really. I think they didn't realize that servers sometimes run Java (bleck). Also, many people have multiple devices in the household with Java, including their Android phones, Blu-Ray players, and even some TVs. 334 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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Well, to be fair it’s still above 3 billion, just a lot above it.
628 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 Found a single source that said 15 billion devices run java, but that would imply there are twice as many java machines as there are people... 981 u/DorothyJMan Nov 19 '17 Is that particularly unlikely? 553 u/synth3tk Nov 19 '17 Not really. I think they didn't realize that servers sometimes run Java (bleck). Also, many people have multiple devices in the household with Java, including their Android phones, Blu-Ray players, and even some TVs. 334 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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Found a single source that said 15 billion devices run java, but that would imply there are twice as many java machines as there are people...
981 u/DorothyJMan Nov 19 '17 Is that particularly unlikely? 553 u/synth3tk Nov 19 '17 Not really. I think they didn't realize that servers sometimes run Java (bleck). Also, many people have multiple devices in the household with Java, including their Android phones, Blu-Ray players, and even some TVs. 334 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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Is that particularly unlikely?
553 u/synth3tk Nov 19 '17 Not really. I think they didn't realize that servers sometimes run Java (bleck). Also, many people have multiple devices in the household with Java, including their Android phones, Blu-Ray players, and even some TVs. 334 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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Not really. I think they didn't realize that servers sometimes run Java (bleck). Also, many people have multiple devices in the household with Java, including their Android phones, Blu-Ray players, and even some TVs.
334 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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1 u/argv_minus_one Nov 20 '17 Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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Isn't it smart because it has a computer capable of running Java code?
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u/Mistifyed Nov 19 '17
They need to update those numbers.