26 May 2021 11:13am, by Darryl Taft
Microsoft made its distribution of OpenJDK generally available at its Build 2021 virtual conference so that developers who want to use Java on the Azure cloud can do so.
OpenJDK is the free and open-source reference implementation of the Java SE Platform, which includes the Java Development Kit (JDK). The GA release of the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK follows swiftly behind an April preview release of the technology, which is a long-term support distribution. It is free and supported by Microsoft for customers with qualifying Azure support plans. It includes binaries for Java 11 based on OpenJDK 11.0.11 on x64 server and desktop environments on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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Mryia and Todd Williams showing off their solar panel installation.
There are 42 solar panels on the roof of Mryia and Todd Williams’ home in Galloway.
“We’ve got 18 panels on the South facing side and 12 and 12 on the garage East and West,” Todd Williams said.
The couple bought the system that powers their home and two cars last year thanks to Solar United Neighbors, the company organizing Columbus’ solar co-op.
Mryia and Todd Williams Mryia and Todd Williams home from above.
“Starting in March once we had all of our equipment so we can track all of the power we’ve started having net zero bills,” Mryia Williams said. “So we’ve had one bill that was a total of $10 that was mainly the distribution charges and then last month AEP actually owed us money.”
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CBS s BLM-loving court drama
All Rise waxed eloquent this week about Rep. Maxine Waters, the crazy California congresswoman who has publicly encouraged violence in the streets since the Rodney King era. Waters also infamously tried to provoke violence against Republican politicians and Trump staffers.
In the episode, Leap of Faith, on Monday, May 17, BLM-friendly Los Angeles Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick) attends a party with her husband, Robin (Todd Williams), at the urging of fictional political mover and shaker, David Sanders (Nicholas Christopher). Sanders wants to help Lola court donations and endorsements to prepare for her upcoming re-election campaign.