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Windows, Mac           Update at 3:45 p.m. ET: Oracle told ZDNet
in a statement: "Oracle has released Security Alert
CVE-2013-0422 to address the flaw in Java software integrated
with Web browsers. This is a blog that discusses when the bug
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to join the discussion   • just as I said      use android
instead or native apps. Oracle ca not be trusted as long as it
does not support FOSS.     LlNUX Geek     • You do realize that
Android is based on java too right? I like Android, but
seriously, you're trolling, not giving any real advice. Why?
• The problem isn't with Java itself.          Java is merely
the programming language. Th