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This famous painting from 1931 is one of the most influential works of art ever produced. This surrealistic painting is notorious for its bizarre yet consistent aesthetic and color palette. The variety of colors and shading is what shapes its iconic environment. Its influence still applies to many abstract works of the modern era and is even referenced in shows such as The Simpsons. I always found the clocks in the painting symbolic in that they are a visual metaphor for how time flies fast and waits for no one. As for the ants on the watch, I think they represent the process of decaying after death, which makes sense as ants eat dead bodies in real life as well. The odd creature, the most famous portion of the painting, seems to be an exaggerated caricature of Salvador Dalí himself. In a way, this creature may represent how a person would live in a dreamscape.

Here's Duke! The Java mascot. Java is a programming language created in 1995 and is one of the most popular programming languages in history. Developed by James Gosling and Sun Microsystems, Java uses an object-oriented programming method and is compatible with many operating systems, such as Android, macOS, and Microsoft Windows. Additionally, the portability of the programming language allowed things such as virtual machines and GUI designs. Furthermore, due to its strong security, Java has been a big help in keeping web development and web applications safe and secure. The constant evolution of Java throughout the decades means that the programming language has undergone many quality-of-life changes, such as improved performance. Since then, Java has become very popular, and its high accessibility to veterans and newcomers has caused its usage to grow exponentially.     Java is also helpful with securing networks since it can reach networks of any speed with little to ...