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Randgalt
I can think of 30 more easily.

Java hate coming in 3...2...1...

lamacase 

  7. It is a Secure

  byte code is turned into machine-readable code and is can’t be understood by a human being.

  The byte code verifier looks out for any additional symbols, as well as, code that doesn’t match up to the coding standards. This helps in making the byte code free from errors and highly secure.
I don't think Java hate is really necessary here. The article is really bad in its own right.
gagege
Yeah, and no other languages have all of these features.
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talles
If I have to guess I would say it's due to people voting before actually reading the article.
talles
I wonder why a poorly written and naive article like this is on the front page.

Just read reason 7 about bytecode. Yeah.

[dead] hugotox
I don't have Java but the article is like to say "IE is the best browser because: 1. You can surf the web..." kind of thing
bglazer
At the top of the page:

> By Hariom Balhara

At the bottom of the page:

> Author Bio: Juana Steves is an outstanding Java web application developer for Xicom Technologies