10-23-2017
Hmm, this
article says there is a hardcoded end date in Java, that applies in the case Oracle cannot be contacted over the internet.
This means Java based software will automatically get unusable when there is a newer Java version in Oracle or if the built-in end date has passed.
IMHO
planned obselescence is a committed crime, regardless if hardware or software!
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