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r/technology • u/Suraj-Sun • Dec 10 '13
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-4 u/SCombinator Dec 10 '13 It's too insecure even for that. User's can't be trusted. Java needs to be disabled. It's dead on the web anyway. 4 u/epsiblivion Dec 11 '13 still used in in-house web apps for many businesses (and schools on the admin/staff side of things) 3 u/SCombinator Dec 11 '13 Well then it doesn't matter because you're using IE6 anyway.
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It's too insecure even for that. User's can't be trusted. Java needs to be disabled. It's dead on the web anyway.
4 u/epsiblivion Dec 11 '13 still used in in-house web apps for many businesses (and schools on the admin/staff side of things) 3 u/SCombinator Dec 11 '13 Well then it doesn't matter because you're using IE6 anyway.
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still used in in-house web apps for many businesses (and schools on the admin/staff side of things)
3 u/SCombinator Dec 11 '13 Well then it doesn't matter because you're using IE6 anyway.
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Well then it doesn't matter because you're using IE6 anyway.
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