#postgresql

[nixcraft]

Wait what... ? this is dangerous knowledge.

[code-es]

let today = new Date(11 April 2023);

Life as of recently!!

I'm really enjoying backend stuff since my last two courses have basically just been figma prototyping, but I'm so happy to be back to coding. These weeks of figm-ing have really made me realize that code is where i want to be. But I'm also generally confused lol, it's up and down but i like it. I went bouldering, which is like the official sport of tech lmao. Also top right pic is of a bugged project me and my boyfriend are working on, and its so nice to just sit down and be accountable and confused with someone lol

Good luck with your studies 🌸

[dire-straits-fn8ic]

a beautiful baby girl named PostgreSQL

[xpertbytes]

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[simple-logic]

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Top 15 Database for Web Apps to Use in 2025

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[evvywevvy]

I've been feeling bad about my nerd skill atrophy since getting married and having kids and losing the ability to spend a day dicking around on the computer. a couple months ago I noticed the OS on my home server was too old for security updates, so I upgraded to the newest version, which broke both Plex and Subsonic. this has been extra bad because I watch/listen to stuff I've watched/listened to a million times to keep myself on task while I'm doing chores, so with those out of commission I've been watching YouTube and taking an hour to load the dishwasher.

I felt a pang of aptitude last week, so I dug in and started troubleshooting Plex. I searched for error messages in a new way, I guess, because after about 10 minutes I found a suggestion to delete the server from my account, and delete the preferences file from the server. boom, now the kids can watch their shows, and I can watch Mr Show.

Subsonic is harder, because since I started using it, it has forked a few times, so there are way fewer people running it, let alone running it on Tomcat 8 on FreeBSD. so I stepped back and reconsidered: if something else will do the same thing and be easier to setup and maintain, it's better. so, I forgot everything I never really learned about Tomcat (complicated as fuck) and started downloading Python modules.

so now I learned the basics of setting up PostgreSQL, got Supysonic (a Python implementation of the quasi-standard created by the multitude of forks) working better than Subsonic did, and I have new motivation for starting my related personal projects. thank you estrogen!