Have you ever wondered how Java's Logging framework came to be so complex and numerous?

If you have any information on the historical background, I would like to know. Even if it's just gossip that doesn't have any evidence left, I'd be glad to know if you remember it.

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Doom 32X 'Resurrection' v1.5 Update (source code available)

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Chrome Users Beware: Manifest V3 is Deceitful and Threatening

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OpenHV 20211208 - Open Source Pixelart Sci-Fi Real-Time Strategy Game

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How Cloudflare security responded to log4j2 vulnerability

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A malicious code string that eventually gets logged by Log4j version 2.0 or higher allow an attacker to load arbitrary Java code on a server and take control of it.

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Firefox 95 might be the most secure web browser

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The new Firefox 95 might be the most secure web browser on the market

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RCE 0-day exploit found in log4j, a popular Java logging package

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The Folders programming language - No code, just folders

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