it doesn't mean moran. It means "I'm pretty sure but even though I worked for Oracle I didn't actually use a command line oracle client at any point and Oracle's website is a huge joke so I'm never quite sure about anything"
So the company I worked for got acquired by Oracle, and it was announced I think towards the end of 2011, and there was this big company meeting about it. Big surprise. Anyway we did (and they still do afaik) use MySQL for that product, which of course was acquired by Oracle or however that worked. So at the end of this company meeting they have Q&A, which there was plenty of good questions to ask, but this homer (to borrow the term) who always had to ask stupid questions that no ones cares about, asks if we're going to switch to an Oracle database.
And the CTO kind of makes the quizzical dog face for a second or two and says "MySQL is an Oracle database" and then they moved to the next questions and it was funny the end
Me and 3 other dudes are making a new mafia/werewolf site. Its two primary purposes are: 1) Be the most optimized forum there is for playing mafia/werewolf and 2) being a cross-community hub for all mafia/werewolf communities.
I'm not a programmer, but the 3 other dudes are. We have both frontend and backend expertise. But I just wanted to mention this in case any poggers would like to be a part of this project as well - we'd love to have you
Me and 3 other dudes are making a new mafia/werewolf site. Its two primary purposes are: 1) Be the most optimized forum there is for playing mafia/werewolf and 2) being a cross-community hub for all mafia/werewolf communities.
I'm not a programmer, but the 3 other dudes are. We have both frontend and backend expertise. But I just wanted to mention this in case any poggers would like to be a part of this project as well - we'd love to have you
/Thingyman
Giving this one BUMP
We'd be delighted to welcome any additional frontend or backend programmers to the project
We'd be delighted to welcome any additional frontend or backend programmers to the project
I don't want to commit to too much programming work, because I have too many side projects going on. But (depending on what forum you use) I could help out with some issues. If you're interested I could also take a look at security. But that offer is only open if you actually want it. A mafia forum is probably not a prime target for hackers.
I don't want to commit to too much programming work, because I have too many side projects going on. But (depending on what forum you use) I could help out with some issues. If you're interested I could also take a look at security. But that offer is only open if you actually want it. A mafia forum is probably not a prime target for hackers.
Interestingly, we did actually get hacked already.
So I am using an embedded derby database, and I read that I need to shut it down or it will skip a bunch of number in the auto increment tables (it reserves 100, and if you don't shut it down it never releases them). So I shut it down, and get an exception. And try a bunch of stuff and keep getting the exception. Then google the specific error code.
Quote:
In an embedded system, the application shuts down the Derby system by issuing the following JDBC call:
So, I am doing the gui work in it's own sandbox area, and I keep getting errors when I am testing my persistence. Hmmm. I don't get errors when I run my JUnit tests. hmmmm. I don't get errors when I put the test in a plain old executable (not JavaFX) class. WTF???
Well, aito, I'm an idiot and didn't realize of course since I was working with an embedded database, which is file based, when I am running a different project it is making a new DB in that projects directory, and not seeing any of the data I have saved, so of course my tests are blowing up all over the place.
Installing the Unreal 4 engine. Anyone played with this before? Looks cool, especially the licensing which is:
Free to use
5% of gross revenue from any products built using the engine
So you pay nothing unless you are selling something.
That 5% is on true gross though, so you sell something on steam for $10, Steam takes $3 for their 30% cut, and Epic (the maker of the Unreal engine) get's $0.50 (as opposed to $0.35 if it were net gross).
Anyway, if anyone is playing around or wants to play around with the engine let me know. I don't have any plans other than a little tinkering (since I am already pretty involved in another project at home) but it looks too cool not to fiddle with.
Anyone notice that forbes.com now detects ad blockers in Chrome?
The bad part of it is that when things like this happen, I use the Firefox debug environment to figure how to kill the detector. Guess what? Forbes doesn't detect the blocker in Firefox. Grrr...
It's really tough to figure out what the damn code is doing using only Chrome.