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Learn how to build the easiest spider spawner XP farm in Minecraft 1.21+. This tutorial works in both Java and Bedrock Edition and is survival-friendly — perfect for farming XP, string, and spider ...

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Oracle releases Java 25, and it simplifies coding for newcomers while retaining enterprise power, with eight years of support ...

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