[Dominic Harr]

And the MS people don't think this means something?

Just ask Bush2000 his opinion. I'm sure he'll explain himself better than I can.

Didn't have a problem. Java games just won the "Detroit Mom" award. I sincerely hope your java work continues becauses java sure is looking good.

Thank you for actually checking them out. That's the point -- online games that don't crash, work on any machine and never lose a connection.

All I ask is that people evaluate for themselves.

You'll start to see more and more of this for consumer use, as time goes on. The really *good* stuff requires some sort of 'broadband' high-speed access, so the powerful commercial applications will have to wait until enough people have high speed access. But that will come . . .

[Bush2000]

You'll start to see more and more of this for consumer use, as time goes on. The really *good* stuff requires some sort of 'broadband' high-speed access, so the powerful commercial applications will have to wait until enough people have high speed access. But that will come . . .

Right, Harr: Java failed on the client because broadband wasn't around to save its ass... The (dog-slow) network is the computer.