#Database Connectivity

[technicalfika]

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[corneredcopia]

Whatever…more stob spoiler thoughts…speculating 🫣 (read tags)

I know it’s basically fanon that Rob can easily check stone’s heart rate, blood pressure, etc. through Stone’s watch or with a swipe of Rob’s control gloves….

So do you guys think if the same idea was implemented in canon it could work the other way around? Since Stone still has his watch on after crawling out of the water do you think he could have been alerted of Ivo’s pulse? When it slowed down after Gerald revealed his true plan to Ivo, when it quickened during their fight, or maybe when it fell back to normal when he spoke to stone over the livestream?

And do you think Stone could’ve been notified when it had halted to an immediate stop?

[spiritsglade]

trying to reconcile the timelines between utrh, lost days, and annual 25 is apparently an exercise in utter futility.

(all of these ages listed going forward are what he would be if he was alive the whole time/how much time has elapsed since his birth.)

jason died on april 27 with a birthday in august so he would have been ~15 & 8 months at the time. i don't have a source for this but apparently he was 18/19 during the events of utrh.

(apparently bruce celebrates his 18th birthday in detective comics #790, after hush, which places him at 17 during hush and fucks everything up but i'm just gonna. not think about that.)

according to the annual he would have already been 19 by the time he was pushed in the pit the first time (6 months dead, 1 year in a convalescent home, 1 year on the street, 1 year catatonic under talia's care). that leaves literally zero time for lost days to happen. if you presume the 'one year later' timeskips are rounding up there still isn't a lot of wiggle room.

lost days operates on a much looser and unspecified timeline of "months later... and later... and later still" before talia first hears abut catatonic jason. however, we are still told that "years" have passed between talia finding out that jason died and talia pushing him in the pit.

assuming multiple years just means two, at minimum jason's already 17-almost-18. which leaves him around 2 years to put a bomb under the batmobile, train, murder his teachers, etc. before his debut in hush if we're assuming he's 19 during all that. and even then he'd already be pushing 20.

the movie's much nicer about this because he gets revived literally right after dying and then has 5 whole years to scrounge together his grand plan. it doesn't seem like he has talia's support there but it makes sense that with robin training he could have figured out training and resources on his own. maybe.

in conclusion. timelines are fucked and who knows what's going on.

+ this is a tangential thought but it's a little crazy to me that the police figured out he was buried alive and didn't think to check the graveyard 12 miles away. like ok 10 mile radius but when there's an actual cemetery a couple miles outside that maybe??? you check it out??

[gothteddiesdotcom]

not to brag about being good at my job but I’ve now developed two separate tools for debugging entirely on my own within my company entirely from scratch without help and A. it makes my job so much fucking easier and B. my boss is thinks im incredible just because im too lazy to want to write the same bits of code over and over just for debugging purposes

[captainshadowshifter]

Me just casually thinking about au worldbuilding and once again realising everything is linked

[the-chattering-tower]

Very much wanna create a proper tracking sheet with a lot of info for my pixel cats mainly bc the lack of clear birth date (Nestor and business card cats just having random birth dates and no trace of their spawning date) is making me Anxious

But also what if i stepped up my game and learned databases about it

[theirwolfbicanthrope]

part of me really wants to do one of those ancestry tests. part of me is paranoid about them.

[antoncrane]

Thinking about a FO4 synth MODUS AU.

[bf-rally]

outline of the logo! i decided to use one of my ocs on the side

[multiencomms]

Connection

[nyan-bynary]

What the fuck is a "class" bitch I'll kill you

[hassiegfrieddoneanythingwrong]

Just realized that even though Sieg turns into Fafnir at the end of Apocrypha/anytime he uses his NP and Jalter actually using said big ass dragon as her mount in her story debut, the amount of times these two have interacted is one

[neuromantis]

kinda fucking weirds me out every time i hear my birth name used for a cat or a dog.

kinda fucking hits me with a realization that i am named after a talking mouse from a book and that all my life my parents treated me like a pet.

[butlerm]

5G Data to the Rescue! Watch it over on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhWEbD8cAqs

[alterboyx]

@allofthepretty your miiiiinndddd

Folks what would yours be

You know what bugs me about soulmate aus? So, I’m assuming that this whole “the first thing your soulmate says to you blahblahblah” is a worldwide thing. So many of the aus I’ve read have a quote at some point that addresses how tragic it is when people have soul words that say something like “hi” or “‘sup” which makes NO SENSE! In a world where the first thing you say to people is THAT important, WHY GOD WHY would the culture still use standard greetings? Who the fuck is still saying hello at this point? Everyone in these worlds would surely develop a personalized greeting different from everybody else’s to prevent confusion. Like how no 2 racehorses can have the same racing name? The best part is that every time people met someone new for the first time, they would try to say something that no one else had said. You’d have people meeting eachother at a job intetview, they’d shake hands, smile politely, then one of them would be like “Every Tuesday, I hard even grape purple farm house sunsets too” and this would be perfectly normal. Or you’d go up to the cash register at Starbucks and instead of saying “Hello, what can i get for you today?” She’d look you right in the eye and say “I don’t know what Space Jam is” THEN ask you what you want and she’d repeat that to every customer in the line for the rest of her career. And because they live in the AU, nobody would think it was weird.

[racke7]

We had like a two-hour meeting where we created a database and ensured that it "built" properly for all of us, then I picked one of the "really big" tasks (that I was pretty sure I could do a LOT quicker than was assumed, because I'm lazy like that).

Finished it in like... an hour. We budgeted it for 12. Hmm... Starts looking into the fine-print of the task, just in case there's anything there about "making it look pretty" or whatever.

Nope. Nothing. All it says is-... Sort? They explicitly have to be sorted? Well, they'd be sorted chronologically automatically by the database (since they're added one after the other over time), so that shouldn't actually be a problem.

But since I've clearly got a LOT of time on my hands, let's see what a sorting-function would do for it-...

Wait. What the fuck do you mean the forum-posts aren't actually attached to the forum-threads anywhere in the database? What do you mean you unmapped the things because it complained that it didn't know where you wanted to save it? What the fuck is this-...

Well, let's just create a bug-note and leave it there for tomorrow's meeting. That'll be fun.