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    Hauntology, the eerie music genre listeners find hard to describe●I'm relaxing and taking in my new addiction....#java. Well, yes, there is that. But also this # music genre called "HaunMmastodonCultureMusic245 min ago

    A listener describes getting hooked on Java while discovering Hauntology, a music genre built on nostalgia, memory and the ghostly echo of lost futures. Associated with artists like Boards of Canada and Burial and rooted in a philosophical concept, the genre blends samples, tape hiss and library music to unsettling effect. Its fans acknowledge it resists easy definition, pointing newcomers toward reading up on it rather than a simple explanation.

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    Critical flaw in Apache OpenOffice lets documents run code▼CVE-2026-59265: A critical flaw in Apache OpenOffice's Java integration lets a crafted untrusted document execute arbitrMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity21 h ago

    A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-59265, has been found in Apache OpenOffice's Java integration. Opening a crafted untrusted document can allow arbitrary code execution on the affected machine. Versions 4.1.16 and earlier are affected, and no exploitation has been confirmed so far. A fix is expected in version 4.1.17; users are advised to disable the Java runtime as an interim measure.

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    Beginner builds Java console bank simulator●Hey DEV community! 👋 To practice my Java and OOP fundamentals, I built a console-based Bank... # java # beginners # openMmastodonTechnologySoftware310 h ago

    A developer has built a simple console-based bank simulator in Java as a way to practice object-oriented programming fundamentals. Sharing it as an open source project aimed at beginners, they invited feedback from the programming community. The project covers basic Java concepts and serves as a learning exercise, with posts tagged under Java, beginners, open source and software development topics.

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