Bandar Baru

stop using internet and we can go back spending more time in farms, book, etc. what a peaceful day ✨

for desktop, I just access it from browser. in mobile, I use Thunder. wanting to try Jerboa, but somehow didn’t work in my phone, constantly disconnected and not loading at all. never attempted to step my foot into close-sourced app.

the dynamics of aviation safety, especially for this year falldown where we witness several airplane crashes that resulting more fatalities.

let say before 2024, the track record was good enough. like I didn’t read or notified much about air crashes at that time. there are several air crashes, but only few I can consider fatal or serious incident.

but now, this year alone: we have American Eagle, Air India, the Bangladeshi military jet, and today the small Russian flight. not to mention several serious incidents and also small fatal plane crashes. not to counting several major air accidents/incidents in 2024 too.

I believe there’s something going wrong here in aviation industry, resulting the overall safety deficiency. but again, my beliefs here is still kinda unproven. I read online discussions about this, but what I read, peoples on that industry can only says “we try our best”.

As @deathmetal27@lemmy.world answered, and adding my personal answer, personally I didn’t see any problem by using Amazon Corretto.

Currently, there are no contracts nor paid licenses by using Amazon Corretto in commercial use and even in enterprise environment. Nothing, just use it. Compared with Oracle Java SE where if you use it in commercial purpose, Oracle may caught and demand you to pay.

And I spent some of times in AWS too, and I felt, using dual JDK’s builds (Corretto for work, and another builds (let say Temurin or Zulu) for personal) is still kinda inefficient. This is the reason of why I stick to Amazon Corretto.

But, if you didn’t using AWS and/or didn’t like Amazon in general, nobody can force and stop you, there are alternatives, and you can use Temurin, Zulu, or Liberica.

This is a reason of why we should avoid using Oracle Java, especially for commercial purposes and in-use for enterprise purposes, and we can see here, its also cost for education institutional too.

Java is still free, but just avoiding using Oracle Java. Oracle providing OpenJDK for free too, but guess, there are third-party ‘forks’ which seems is more better. Here’s the website you can consult: https://whichjdk.com/ and the author of that website recommends: Adoptium Temurin, Azul Zulu, Bellsoft Liberica, & Amazon Corretto.

Personally, Im stick to using Amazon Corretto 😅

More references:

• https://oraclejavalicensing.com/oracle-java-licensing-explained/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61335109/what-is-the-difference-between-azul-openjdk-zulu-openjdk-and-openjdk/61337953#61337953
• https://medium.com/@javachampions/java-is-still-free-3-0-0-ocrt-2021-bca75c88d23b

This is a reason of why we should avoid using Oracle Java, especially for commercial purposes and in-use for enterprise purposes, and we can see here, its also cost for education institutional too.

Java is still free, but just avoiding using Oracle Java. Oracle providing OpenJDK for free too, but guess, there are third-party ‘forks’ which seems is more better. Here’s the website you can consult: https://whichjdk.com/ and the author of that website recommends: Adoptium Temurin, Azul Zulu, Bellsoft Liberica, & Amazon Corretto.

Personally, Im stick to using Amazon Corretto 😅

More references:

• https://oraclejavalicensing.com/oracle-java-licensing-explained/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61335109/what-is-the-difference-between-azul-openjdk-zulu-openjdk-and-openjdk/61337953#61337953
• https://medium.com/@javachampions/java-is-still-free-3-0-0-ocrt-2021-bca75c88d23b