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I think he perhaps overstated the "Nobody use Java anymore" but the point was well taken. Developers who care about their users don't use Java anymore. I don't like Java.

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(Technically, the field of use restriction meant you would need to pay a license fee if you used Java for embedded or single-use applications.) The OTNLA is much more restrictive.