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J2EE causes colon cancer

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Network World Fusion 09/12/03

At least, according to this posting:

:A Forrester research project, funded by Microsoft inc., has determined that developing software using a Linux/J2EE development environment increases a developer's risk of dying from colon cancer by up to 40% over the risk when developing with Microsoft's .Net technology. The universally acclaimed Forrester researchers, Dun Bought and Wel Paidfer, who conducted the study, describe their ground breaking research as: 'a first important step toward shinning a light on a place that was dark.' "

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I think people should use their money & resources in some wise areas of research. Reading this just made me laugh....

Hats of to the survey guys!! u guys really know how to milk the cow.!!!

Posted by: dst on September 22, 2003 12:48 AM

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