Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller has addressed the notorious on-set feud that developed between the film’s leads, Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy....
At work we've just begun migrating a few thousand workloads to a new datacenter facility and besides that I'm barely using computers right now. These time-outs just come and go. Meanwhile I leased a 500m² garden and cheerfully dig into this shit. And of course the roof of the summer house there is leaky.. 😉 So.. don't mind me not reacting to your comments and new followings, I'm just outside wearing my straw hat! 🙃
@jlsksr Good for you. That's just the best. Also, fix the roof or your hut will get mouldy and crumble. It's not healthy and you will miss it the springs to come.
I’m bored and want to practice my Rust skills. I am the creator of open-tv. If you have any idea for a linux desktop app, even if it seems quite complex, I will take it.
@timrichards@ComicContext "it's a mullet! The hip, with-it haircut of the 90s! I need to show that I'm cool! Now excuse me while I record 'The Simpsons' on my VCR, have a Crystal Pepsi and then listen to my new Smashing Pumpkins CD."
I’ve been seeing a lot of confusion around the TunnelVision vulnerability. While I’m no expert, I’ve done a fair share of research and I’ll edit this post with corrections if needed. The goal of this post is to answer the question: does this affect me?...
Is there an idiomatic SQL (sqlite3) way of mapping a subset of selected records from a large table ("users") to unique values in a smaller table ("coupons")? It's easy enough to select all the user records not yet mapped, and to select all as-yet unmapped coupons, but then what's a nice clean way of mapping one to the other? Order doesn't matter, only that the mapping once established can be queried again in the future.
My brain is stuck thinking sequentially about this, frustratingly.
@gnomon@jalefkowit I couldn't quite golf it down to a single statement, since you cannot treat an 'insert returning' (or any DML) as a generalized source of rows or a subquery in SQLite, but as long as you have some arbitrary ordering you can zip arbitrary sets of rows together using window functions
Gaza’s Hamas-run ministry of health has revised down figures for the number of women and children confirmed killed in the conflict in the coastal strip....
