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This weeks Java roundup for November 7th, 2022, features news from OpenJDK, JDK 20, OpenSSL CVEs, Build 20-loom+20-40, Spring Framework 6.0-RC4, Spring Boot 3.0-RC2, Spring Security 6.0-RC2, Spring C

The number four reactor pool has a bulge in it, has a bit of a crack on the one side, too, and the whole thing is a mess, if the water would ever fully fall t of there. that would be a bigger concern, so if the vessel would break, water would be released, thats a way bigger deal than we have now. >> thanks, chad. id like to be what chad just did. roll it! >> roll it! >> it happened. >> a little control over the show here. >> all right. so not a surprise, many americans think fondly of britain. >...

>> what do i mean by that? im concerned that the radiation levels are rising to a point where they cannot get workers close enough to be able to reduce that radiation. and if the workers cant get there to get enough water on that nuclear waste pond, cant get enough water in the nuclear fuel reactors, then the radiation will continue to increase which means the workers have to pull back. over and over again this cycle repeats itself. if that culminates, that means the workers wont have any access...

With its spent fuel pond but only one helicopter able to go back, zero or one helicopter able to go by because of radiation readings. so, instead, the helicopters focused on the reactor pool at reactor number three. so, again, there is this problem. you have to solve the problem. if you dont solve the problem, the radioactivity increases and able to do less about it going forward. that is the dilemma japanese officials face right now. >> thank you for the perspective. in a few minutes jim will c...