• allows me to easily separate audio channels in Windows
• support 3 XLR microphone inputs
• Independent headphone outputs.
• This should all then be routed back into windows, maintaining the separated audio channels.
• A routing table

• Custom report enhancements.
• Upon clicking bars in the graph, the app will navigate to the transactions list with appropriate filters applied.
• Added daily and weekly intervals to custom reports.
• Transactions page updates:
  • Ability to create a rule from split transactions.
  • Option to disable reconciliation when importing OFX and CSV files.
• Budget table updates:
  • Click on any actual amount to view the transactions that make up that actual.
  • Budget groups can now be collapsed in the budget table.
  • Balances are now shown in category autocompletes.
• Improvements to the Reports overview page, including clearer chart titles.
• Budget vs Actual reports now have color-coded amounts for better clarity when the number is zero.
• Updated frequency labels in the planning/budget template for better understanding:
  • Bi-Weekly: Every two weeks
  • Semi-Monthly: Twice a month
  • Bi-Monthly: Every two months
  • Semi-Annually: Twice a year

• Fixed various bugs and stability issues.
• Resolved issues in the demo warning modal:
  • Budget not resetting after the time limit.
  • Broken button visuals.
• Enhanced the tracking view with spacing changes and added a new row for “NET” for added clarity.
• The budgets file list view now shows when the budget file was created.
• Improved drag and drop functionality to prevent mixed-up order instances.

• Budget quick-fillers (such as copy last 3 months average) are now available on mobile.
• Reports can now be accessed on mobile devices.
• Enhanced mobile usability and UX.

Outlook to Azure: Bridging Emails with Databases

Email Integration Techniques with Azure SQL

Setting Up the Email Archive Table in Azure SQL

Inserting an Email Record into Azure SQL Database

Retrieving Emails Related to a Specific Subject

  
Advancing Email Management with Azure SQL
 The journey of integrating Outlook emails into an Azure SQL database marks a pivotal advancement in email management and data analysis. This process involves not just the direct transfer of emails but also their transformation into a structured, queryable format within the database. The significance of this lies in the vast potential for automation, data retention, and compliance with data protection regulations. By automating the extraction of email data, organizations can ensure a consistent and efficient process, free from manual errors and delays. Moreover, this integration facilitates advanced data analysis techniques, allowing businesses to gain insights from their email communications, such as identifying trends, monitoring for compliance, and improving customer engagement strategies.
 Furthermore, the integration of Outlook emails with Azure SQL Database enhances data security and compliance with various regulatory standards. Azure SQL Database provides robust security features, including data encryption, access control, and audit capabilities, ensuring that email data is stored securely and access is strictly controlled. This is particularly important for organizations that handle sensitive information, as it helps them comply with data protection regulations such as GDPR. In addition, the ability to archive emails in a structured database supports long-term data retention policies, enabling organizations to retrieve and analyze historical email data whenever necessary. Overall, integrating Outlook emails into Azure SQL Database offers a comprehensive solution for managing email data more effectively, securely, and in compliance with legal requirements.
 
Email and Database Integration FAQs
 
 
Question: Can any email client be integrated with Azure SQL Database?
 
Answer: While this guide focuses on Outlook, the principles can be applied to other email clients that support API access, with adjustments for specific API capabilities and data structures.
 
Question: Is programming knowledge required for integrating Outlook emails with Azure SQL Database?
 
Answer: Basic programming knowledge, particularly in SQL and potentially a scripting language like Python for API interaction, is beneficial for setting up and customizing the integration process.
 
Question: How secure is the data when transferred from Outlook to Azure SQL Database?
 
Answer: The integration can be highly secure, utilizing Azure's built-in security features such as encryption in transit and at rest, along with secure authentication methods for accessing APIs.
 
Question: Can the integration process handle large volumes of emails?
 
Answer: Yes, Azure SQL Database is scalable to handle large volumes of data, but careful planning and potentially batching of data may be necessary for large-scale email archives.
 
Question: How can I ensure compliance with data protection regulations when integrating emails?
 
Answer: Leveraging Azure SQL's security and compliance features, including data encryption and access controls, and ensuring the process adheres to applicable laws and regulations is crucial.
 
Question: Can I search and query the email data once it's in Azure SQL Database?
 
Answer: Absolutely, that's one of the key benefits. SQL queries can be used to search, filter, and analyze the email data stored in the database.
 
Question: What happens to the attachments in the emails?
 
Answer: Attachments can be stored in Azure Blob Storage, and a reference to them can be kept in the Azure SQL Database for integrated management.
 
Question: Is it possible to automate the integration process?
 
Answer: Yes, automation scripts or Azure functions can be used to regularly fetch, transform, and store email data in Azure SQL Database.
 
Question: How do I handle updates or deletions of emails in Outlook in the Azure SQL Database?
 
Answer: The integration logic can include processes to check for updates or deletions in Outlook and reflect these changes in the database accordingly.
 
 
Empowering Data Management with Email Integration
 The integration of Outlook emails with Azure SQL Database is a significant leap forward in managing and analyzing email data. This synergy between email communications and database technology enables organizations to streamline their operations, enhance decision-making, and maintain high standards of data security and compliance. By converting emails into a structured format within a scalable database, businesses can unlock valuable insights, improve customer engagement, and optimize their workflow processes. Furthermore, the process underscores the importance of leveraging cloud computing and database technologies to address the challenges of modern data management. As we move forward, the ability to seamlessly integrate and analyze email data within Azure SQL Database will become increasingly crucial for organizations seeking to gain a competitive edge and harness the full potential of their data assets.
 https://www.tempmail.us.com/en/outlook/integrating-outlook-emails-into-azure-sql-database 
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2024.05.21 23:49 anefisenuf Can't escape an old diagnosis?
I have been diagnosed with PTSD (later cPTSD) for 20+ years. About 4 years ago, I did EMDR, which was life changing. I consider myself to be symptom free since then. 
 Recently I've started with a new therapist, as I've had some stubborn depression following a difficult divorce, infertility, surgery and poverty. I understand that this is also traumatic, but I have lived with symptomatic ptsd for a very long time and this just isn't that. I went to therapy feeling like I needed space to grieve and process the loss of what feels like my dreams (motherhood and my careelife plans are way off the table), but she refers to me as a "functional part" and wants to start with childhood memories. 
 My issue with this, is that, the memories she wants to focus on are not unintegrated for me. I am also not an unintegrated person. I'm not a "part," and the only reason she has these memories is because she asked questions like "what's the first memory where you remember feeling xyz?" So, I answered, but I've already processed all of this stuff with emdr before. I don't have a "color" for it or a "temperature...." 
 I can tell you what I'm feeling, where it's coming from, what it feels like in my body, and what I need is someone to give me space to just fall apart a little bit, because at this time I can't do that in my day to day life. It seems like she is assuming I'm a lot less functional or integrated than I actually am just because the intake interview was full of traumatic history. But I was just answering questions (like, "what was your home like growing up"), no part of the actual complaints I've brought up are ptsd symptoms.
 So, then I asked if we could start with the present situation, as I believe any residual traumatic memories will process through on their own as that has been my experience with EMDR, but she insists we start with the earliest one and do one at a time. Which makes no sense to me as I don't even feel activated at all, let alone have a currently held negative belief about myself, regarding the ones we've discussed. Maybe I did then, and maybe it lingered before the last time I did emdr, but now it's like trying to guess which of thousands of traumatic memories might still have a charge. I don't know, this seems all wrong to me. 
 I'm 42, I don't currently have a great support system as I've recently started over much of my life from scratch, I'm recently post-menopausal and so I'm hormonally all over the place. I've been through quite a lot in life (and I've done an ungodly amount of therapy- frankly, I was in therapy when my current therapist was likely still toilet training) and I'm just burnt out, depressed and need a non-judgmental space to cry and move through some of my recent losses so that i can feel a bit more motivated and hopeful again. But it feels like as soon as I talk about my past, I'm being filed as having a certain diagnosis or coping mechanisms that I don't even think I've displayed. Does this mean I can't have depression or difficult grief after a major loss without being pigeonholed as having some kind of childhood trauma emotional regulation issue? 
 
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2024.05.21 23:42 RojoSoundLabs Making Sythis "fun"
I recently took apart my [[Tuvasa]] deck and made [[Sythis]] but definitely overbuilt it. What can I change out in this deck so that it still functions and wins but doesn't get eye rolls and groans from the table? 
 https://manabox.app/decks/oNnziFFTSIeTkN5CSCn9AQ
 
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2024.05.21 23:38 geoffsn Gave a talk on Sunday. Happy to hear thoughts on it.
Good morning sisters and brothers, fellow Saints of our aspirational Zion. I was asked to speak and allowed to decide what the topic would be. After a lot of consideration I felt inspired to speak about being Actively Engaged in a Good Cause and how that relates to the full name of the church. 
 I was glad when President Nelson decided to put more emphasis on the full name of the church. Not that I mind using the term Mormon, but because I do find the full name of the church to be significant. When the church was organized in 1830 it was called the Church of Christ. In 1834 the members voted to change the name of the church to the Church of the Latter-day Saints. Then in 1838 Joseph had a revelation for the name to be The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While this effectively combined the two previous names, it also highlights something that I think most people overlook. Namely that the church is not only Jesus’s church, but that the church also belongs to us, the Latter-day Saints. We too have ownership of the church. While this may sound strange at first, it actually also fits very well with another concept that Joseph Smith taught: Theodemocracy.
 Joseph spoke of this most actively the year before his death when running for President of the United States and when the Council of Fifty was created. The idea also holds in it that while God is in charge, we also have ownership and must have a say, actively vote, propose new ideas, and generally be actively engaged in moving things forward. It is not a theocracy with a fake voting system attached like that of North Korea. However, we have largely seen our own tradition move from one in which we do things by common consent including adding to our canon or as in 1834 voting to change the name of the church, towards something much more akin to voting in North Korea. This has coincided with other shifts in which we have taken less and less ownership of our church and as a result failed to properly sustain and support our leaders. 
 It is unfair to our leaders for us to sit back and wait for them to do frankly most of the heavy lifting when it comes to the running and functioning of our church, stake, and ward. In the past when I’ve been in callings that required me to be overseeing the assignments of home teaching or really any other church assignments, my experience has been that occasionally some inspiration will strike for some of the assignments, but that for the majority, I felt like I was left to figure out myself what assignments seemed to make the most sense. I know that many leaders that I have spoken to on this topic have also had such experiences. When we as members speak with our leaders, share information with them, it makes it much easier to make the best decisions. Without that feedback much more is left to guesswork. 
 We need to support and sustain our leaders, but this becomes difficult or challenging if we bring some assumptions to the table when considering how we do this. A major one as I see it is when we put too much trust in the arm of the flesh and grant our leaders infallibility or the lesser but largely equivalent functional infallibility.
 As the saying goes: “Catholics say that the Pope is infallible, but none of them believe it. Mormons say that the Prophet is fallible, but none of them believe it.” Brigham Young recognized the potential for harm in this setting and said:
 "I am fearful [the Saints will] settle down in a state of blind self-security, trusting their eternal destiny in the hands of their leaders with a reckless confidence that in itself would thwart the purposes of God in their salvation, and weaken the influence they could give to their leaders, did they know for themselves, by the revelations of Jesus, that they are led in the right way.” – Brigham Young 1862 General Conference (quoted in General Conference of the church in 1963 and in 1989)
 And this one is also important:
 "And none are required to tamely and blindly submit to a man because he has a portion of the priesthood. We have heard men who hold the priesthood remark, that they would do anything they were told to do by those who presided over them, if they knew it was wrong; but such obedience as this is worse than folly to us; it is slavery in the extreme; and the man who would thus willingly degrade himself should not claim a rank among intelligent beings, until he turns from his folly. A man of God… would despise the idea. Others, in the extreme exercise of their almighty authority have taught that such obedience was necessary, and that no matter what the saints were told to do by their presidents, they should do it without asking any questions. When Elders of Israel will so far indulge in these extreme notions of obedience as to teach them to the people, it is generally because they have it in their minds to do wrong themselves.” – Millennial Star, vol.14 #38, pp. 593-95
 Yet does this functionally happen in the church? Do we follow this council to find out for ourselves instead of simply assuming everything from our leaders is divine? Apostle Charles W. Penrose, who would later serve as counselor to President Smith, declared:
 "President Wilford Woodruff is a man of wisdom and experience, and we respect him, but we do not believe his personal views or utterances are revelations from God; and when ‘Thus saith the Lord’, comes from him, the saints investigate it: they do not shut their eyes and take it down like a pill.” – Millennial Star 54:191
 Do we do this? When the prophet says “Thus saith the Lord” do we take the time to investigate it? Do we remember President Kimball’s reaction to Elder Benson’s talk on the “14 fundamentals of following the prophet”?
 "Spencer felt concern about the talk, wanting to protect the Church against being misunderstood as espousing ultraconservative politics or an unthinking “follow the leader” mentality. The First Presidency again called Elder Benson in to discuss what he had said and asked him to make explanation to the full Quorum of the Twelve and other General Authorities… A First Presidency spokesman Don LeFevre reiterated to the press the day after the speech that it is “simply not true” that the Church President’s “word is law on all issues—including politics.” – Lengthen Your Stride – Working Draft, by Edward Kimball
 I’ve had the opportunity to know some great Mormons who do take this approach, but I’ve also known many who treat quotes from church leaders like downloaded messages from God (no human filters involved). 
 If we can believe that God is capable of inspiring our leaders, surely we can believe God is capable of letting us know when they’re wrong. If instead we assume that their judgment is always superior to our own, perhaps we’re helping to put up a massive iron gate.
 "How often has the Holy Spirit tried to tell us something we needed to know but couldn’t get past the massive iron gate of what we thought we already knew?" – Dieter Uchtdorf 2012 Worldwide Leadership Training
 Moses once opined “Would that all the Lord's people were prophets, that the Lord would put his Spirit on them!” We have all been confirmed members of the church and in that confirmation told to receive the Holy Ghost. It is easy to forget that when the spirit tells us something, that is a member of the Godhead speaking to us. If we can believe that God can give guidance to our leaders surely we can also believe God can give us guidance. 
 Another important and often overlooked point is the context to this oft quoted verse:
 "We have learned by sad experience that it is the nature and disposition of almost all men, as soon as they get a little authority, as they suppose, they will immediately begin to exercise unrighteous dominion." -D&C 121:39
 This statement wasn’t given in a vacuum. It is in the middle of a long discussion of priesthood and priesthood authority. This is talking specifically about priesthood leaders. When we read that “many are called but few are chosen,” we’re reading that many priesthood leaders abuse their power and only few truly honor it. The saints in Joseph’s day understood this. I think we’ve sanitized it over the years to make it seem like an aside, an intermission on the discussion of priesthood. This statement is as true now as ever. This verse, with its proper context, needs to be a lesson for us as members. We need to sustain and support our leaders. This doesn’t mean following them blindly. This doesn’t mean we must become “yes-men” to them. This does mean pray for them to be chosen instead of just called. This does mean to influence our leaders to do God’s will. Remember, one of Brigham’s concerns about us acting as if all our leaders decisions were divine is that it will “weaken the influence [we] could give to [our] leaders.”
 What questions our church leaders will take to the Lord are impacted by our own openness to those things. In 1977 President Kimball expressed concern that if the Race-ban on priesthood was removed that there would be pushback from members in the American South and from some in the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. When President Hinckley was asked in an interview about the Gender-ban on priesthood his response was that “there’s no agitation for it.” Until we better engage in our own history and understand how we got to where we are now it will be very difficult if not impossible for us as members to be prepared for the removal of the current gender-ban on priesthood. 
 Sometimes we might justify our own spiritual laziness by saying that while our leaders are fallible that God will never let them lead us astray, granting them a sort of functional infallibility. Nevermind that this was first said when my 3rd-great-grandpa President Woodruff was trying to convince members not to leave over the Manifesto. Nevermind that it means that we’re denying our leaders their agency by assuming that God removes their ability to make mistakes in their callings. Maybe some make such a statement more nuanced. Maybe they think that our leaders can make mistakes, but they won’t be majosignificant mistakes. Well, what is and isn’t significant depends a lot on who you are and how you’re being affected by it. I’m thinking that the women and children who were slaughtered in prophet-sanctioned genocide in the Bible considered that a significant mistake. I’m thinking that the thousands denied temple blessings their entire lives because of the color of their skin might consider that significant. 
 Let’s just recognize that few are chosen and that we need to give our leaders constructive/interactive support. We place a lot of responsibility on our leaders and they are very likely to make mistakes. Because they are human and doing their best, but as humans we all err from time to time. Recognizing the mistakes of our leaders is essential to giving them true support; it is vital to sustaining them. I would hope that we would avoid enabling or cheerleading bad decisions that friends or family are about to make. Pointing out why a decision will be or was problematic is what we expect of people who we truly love and support us, because it helps us to avoid pain and pitfalls and enables us to be our best.
 Here’s a story from our little section of Salt Lake City in which members recognized the potential for mistakes and took ownership of our church. On August 23rd, 1896 Stake President Angus M. Cannon proposed a man to be the bishop of a new ward which was to be divided from the Sugar House Ward. The congregation voted against the proposed new bishop. President Angus M. Cannon then purportedly shouted "Sit down! and shut your mouths, you have no right to speak!" When Cannon engaged in a shouting match with the dissenting congregation, a ward member and policeman threatened to arrest the stake president for disturbing the peace. President Cannon more calmly repeated his attempt but was voted down "again several times." The Secretary of the First Council of the Seventy was in attendance and wrote in his journal: "I have been taught that the appointing power comes from the priesthood and the sustaining power from the people and that they have the right of sustaining or not sustaining appointees. 
 When it comes to being actively engaged in church endeavors our neighborhood and the general Sugar House area has done a lot. The "stake missionary program" began in the Granite Stake under President Frank Taylor in the early 1900s. It was an idea presented to President Taylor who then prayerfully considered trying it out as a stake. It proved successful and was later picked up by the General Authorities who made it a church-wide program. 
 The seminary program was also started in our stake after Joseph Merrill (a newly called member of the Granite Stake Presidency) felt inspired to start it and worked out agreements with the school board and got it going at the very new (at the time) Granite High School. 
 Also, in 1909 the Granite Stake started a monthly family home evening program. After counseling with many sisters and brothers in the stake, the Stake Presidency asked each family to spend Tuesday evening home together. All of these were local things which were eventually picked up and run at the church-wide level. We have a history in our area of being anxiously engaged and pioneering with new ideas. 
 While those are all instances of members, wards, and stakes starting programs for good causes in our area of Salt Lake City, they are just a few examples of Saints starting inspired efforts which were eventually accepted and promoted by the top church leaders. The relief society started when women in Nauvoo came together to do some good. The Primary program, Sunday school, Mutual Improvement Association, welfare/farming, organized genealogy efforts, and Young Adult programs all also started as members and local leaders were anxiously engaged and thereby gave influence to the top church leaders.
 So as we consider how we can more actively engage in the church and look at what we can do now that would help to further the kingdom of God, I’d like to share a few things that have been on my mind which I feel would be steps which we can do now and which doesn’t require any new doctrines, revelations, or organizational adjustments from our leadership. 
 
 
Give leaders their agency and remove the false idol of functional infallibility
 
 I’ve already said a lot about this. The only thing I’ll add is to encourage everyone to read and learn about our history. The church history department has been putting out a lot of new, well-researched material, and there is a very high chance that it will be different than how you learned about things over the last several decades. Interestingly, most historically thorny topics become vastly easier to deal with when we stop denying leaders agency and ability to get things wrong.
 
 
Stop turning into a time capsule of the 1950s
 
 This is really a small thing, but sometimes small things can have an outsized impact. Assuming someone comes into church for the first time, they will likely be a little weirded out because in dress and culture they walked into a time capsule of the 1950s. The Amish did this with mid-1800s, some Mennonites have as well. FLDS have with when they split in the 1930s/40s. These groups that have followed this pattern of freezing time and culture because they have been integrated into their religious practice are generally ones that are not really growing and have little-to-no impact or relevance in society. If we want to do the most good and build the most bridges, it is easier to do if we don’t continue falling into this pattern. Any efforts on our part to make our meetings look like a place that people in the public could come into and not feel out of place are steps in this direction. Dresses, suits and ties aren’t part of Christ’s gospel. Missionary clothing is changing for similar reasons. New guidelines for missionaries include allowing sisters to wear pants and Elders to go without jackets, so surely we can extend the same to our church attendance.
 
 
Always speak at church as though the audience is the general public
 
 I have many times felt like I didn’t fit in or belong at church, and many times this has been because people speaking at church have done so with the assumption that everyone in the building must share their views on a given topic. Simply imagining that a gay couple, an ex-mormon, an investigator, some in the midst of a faith crisis, and others who live in our neighborhood are in the audience will help us to make sure that as we teach our lessons, give our talks, etc. that we will do so in the most open and welcoming way possible, which frankly is how i believe Jesus would have spoken. I truly believe that if we try to do this it will drastically improve our lessons and dialogue and help to make church a place that more people want to be. It is a change that (to borrow imagery from Jesus’s parable of the sower) will be akin to tilling and prepping the soil to improve the likelihood of allowing seeds to take root.
 There are near infinite ways that we can innovate and get engaged in good causes. Awake and arise, join in the cause of Zion. The aspiration of Zion is to be of one heart and one mind and have no poor among us. I think it is worth noting that being of one mind doesn’t mean agreeing on everything. It means that we are united in love; love for God and for all persons. When this is our top priority, when we worry about how our actions impact others and whether our words and actions are conveying love, we become united. I’ve been a long-time fan of Eugene England’s essay “The church is as true as the gospel.” In it he makes the case that the church is true because it is a vehicle in which we are able to actually try to put the gospel into practice. In doing so we encounter difficulties as we interact with other fallible mortals and try to navigate our interactions in a Christ-like way. We all try and this mix of imperfect people who unite in love and service can help to bring each other and others to Christ. It is my prayer that we can find ways to engage with love, and humble ourselves like little children, to change our ways as needed to come closer to Christ. I leave this with you in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.
 
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2024.05.21 23:23 No_more_Bucket_ His name is Olmstead “Gin” and his adventures continue!
“On a table an old recorder is sitting, a man dressed mostly in brown and black, looking like a black and white noir film detective, a small black stubble.
 Pacing around an olden bunker, memory of how he got there is hazy, knowing it was a setup by the red leaf militia…. Fisher was involved or it was his group.”
 Okay…. Olmstead you know that Fisher was involved, there's a six-digit number code to open the door, the window has been reinforced with steel sheets and iron bars, there's probably a generator powering the lights, some type of mutant bear is outside and just killed something…….
 Just think…. There is cardboard playing cards, a small wire, string, and a box of matches.
 The Basewood traders outpost murders, two traders, a farmer, and a scraper were all killed.
 All were bludgeoned from the behind, knocking them out, then the killer went stab crazy all over their bodies, the victims dying from stabbing and blood loss.
 The killer's reason was to… what was the reason?
 Due to something they started killing, at some point in the investigation I got trapped in their residence, had to use cardboard playing cards to unscrew a panel on a window.
 Then I uhhhhh…. Memories aren’t working…. And the iron metal sheets are melded onto the window, so no screws.
 The vent is small, can’t fit… the door hinges can be undone, gonna be a bit, and I have no idea if the bear is still there or left.
 Okay Olmstead, Ankoku “Baijiu” probably at some point noticed you are missing since you haven’t checked in for what I’m gonna assume an hour or so.
 Just sit down and play some solitaire with myself, that's fun…. Also I could use the time to relax and try to remember and jog my memory.
 Also I could finally play what’s on this recorder…
 “The recorder begins to play”
 Log 3# of the experiments, no progress has been made, I don’t know what to tell the warden…. I can’t go into the meeting without anything…
 My entire career lays on this, the project is an expensive one with the expectations of the suppliers, warden, and mainly Fisher……
 Fisher, he scares me… I don’t know why but he offsets me, every time I meet or was near him I can feel that he would just begin to torture someone for no reason….
 I’m scared and to anyone that would be assigned to this project, I’m sorry that I got you roped into a fully functioning hell on earth, no this is literally hell brought up to this world.
 This is doctor Lann and I’m signing off for this day.
 
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2024.05.21 22:55 The-Side-Note I asked chat gpt to create me code for a app where you can find boxing opponents sadly i know nothing aha im wondering if anyone can tell me if this actually works
Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript • Backend: Node.js with Express • Database: SQLite for simplicity
 Step-by-Step Plan
 
1. Initialize the Project: • Set up a Node.js project. • Install necessary dependencies (Express, SQLite). 2. Create the Database Schema: • Design a table to store user information and boxing weight records. 3. Build the Backend: • Create routes for adding, retrieving, and searching user records. • Connect to the SQLite database. 4. Build the Frontend: • Create a simple form for users to input their boxing records. • Display the list of records. • Implement a search feature to find potential opponents. 
 Pseudocode
 
1. Initialize Project: 
 mkdir boxing-app cd boxing-app npm init -y npm install express sqlite3 body-parser
 
2. Create Database Schema: • database.js: 
 const sqlite3 = require('sqlite3').verbose(); const db = new sqlite3.Database(':memory:');
 db.serialize(() => { db.run("CREATE TABLE users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, weight REAL, record TEXT)"); });
 module.exports = db;
 
3. Build the Backend: • server.js: 
 const express = require('express'); const bodyParser = require('body-parser'); const db = require('./database');
 const app = express(); app.use(bodyParser.json());
 // Add user app.post('/users', (req, res) => { const { name, weight, record } = req.body; db.run("INSERT INTO users (name, weight, record) VALUES (?, ?, ?)", [name, weight, record], function(err) { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(201).send({ id: this.lastID }); }); });
 // Get users app.get('/users', (req, res) => { db.all("SELECT * FROM users", [], (err, rows) => { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(200).send(rows); }); });
 // Search for opponents app.get('/opponents', (req, res) => { const { weight } = req.query; db.all("SELECT * FROM users WHERE ABS(weight - ?) <= 5", [weight], (err, rows) => { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(200).send(rows); }); });
 const PORT = process.env.PORT 3000; app.listen(PORT, () => { console.log(Server is running on port ${PORT}); });
 
4. Build the Frontend: • index.html: 
          
Boxing Records
 
    Add Record  
All Records
 
 
Find Opponents
  Search 
   
 
4. • styles.css: 
 body { font-family: Arial, sans-serif; margin: 20px; } form, div { margin-bottom: 20px; } input, button { margin: 5px 0; padding: 10px; width: 100%; } button { cursor: pointer; }
 
4. • scripts.js: 
 document.getElementById('record-form').addEventListener('submit', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); const name = document.getElementById('name').value; const weight = document.getElementById('weight').value; const record = document.getElementById('record').value;
 fetch('/users', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ name, weight, record }) }).then(response => response.json()) .then(data => { alert('Record added!'); loadRecords(); }); });
 function loadRecords() { fetch('/users') .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => { const recordsDiv = document.getElementById('records'); recordsDiv.innerHTML = ''; data.forEach(user => { const div = document.createElement('div'); div.textContent = ${user.name} - ${user.weight} kg - ${user.record}; recordsDiv.appendChild(div); }); }); }
 document.getElementById('search-btn').addEventListener('click', function() { const weight = document.getElementById('search-weight').value; fetch(/opponents?weight=${weight}) .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => { const opponentsDiv = document.getElementById('opponents'); opponentsDiv.innerHTML = ''; data.forEach(user => { const div = document.createElement('div'); div.textContent = ${user.name} - ${user.weight} kg - ${user.record}; opponentsDiv.appendChild(div); }); }); });
 loadRecords();
 Full Code
 // Step 1: Initialize the project mkdir boxing-app cd boxing-app npm init -y npm install express sqlite3 body-parser
 // Step 2: Create database.js
 // database.js const sqlite3 = require('sqlite3').verbose(); const db = new sqlite3.Database(':memory:');
 db.serialize(() => { db.run("CREATE TABLE users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, weight REAL, record TEXT)"); });
 module.exports = db;
 // Step 3: Build the backend
 // server.js const express = require('express'); const bodyParser = require('body-parser'); const db = require('./database');
 const app = express(); app.use(bodyParser.json());
 app.post('/users', (req, res) => { const { name, weight, record } = req.body; db.run("INSERT INTO users (name, weight, record) VALUES (?, ?, ?)", [name, weight, record], function(err) { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(201).send({ id: this.lastID }); }); });
 app.get('/users', (req, res) => { db.all("SELECT * FROM users", [], (err, rows) => { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(200).send(rows); }); });
 app.get('/opponents', (req, res) => { const { weight } = req.query; db.all("SELECT * FROM users WHERE ABS(weight - ?) <= 5", [weight], (err, rows) => { if (err) { return res.status(500).send(err.message); } res.status(200).send(rows); }); });
 const PORT = process.env.PORT 3000; app.listen(PORT, () => { console.log(Server is running on port ${PORT}); });
 Step 4: Build the frontend 
 index.html          
Boxing Records
 
    Add Record 
 
All Records
 
 
Find Opponents
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2024.05.21 22:51 UnknownCat246 I miss MTG
TLDR: I haven’t played in like 3 months. It’s not because of work, but the husband won’t go with me. I can’t go by myself. He won’t play. Every experience I’ve had screams I cannot go alone.
 The first shop I ever went to I got hired by, when the owner realized I wasn’t gonna sleep with him I got fired. Had a boyfriend. Was very clear. 
 The next store a dude flipped a f**kin table and accused me of cheating because there was “no way” I’d get lucky enough to draw the same card that won me the game twice in a standard game where you can run 4 of each of the friggin cards. I lost every other game that night. Same shop had a drunken brawl happen in the middle of Friday night magic. Decided place was not for me. 
 The next store a guy literally yelled at me in a casual game of commander where we were teaching a new guy to play. He’d brought his “ultra CEDH deck that makes everyone cry” and because me and the other dude were helping the new guy he won. This angered Mr ultra high power CEDH. Why I was the only one who was yelled at in the scenario I have no f**kin clue, the new guy was just as confused, the other guy tried to tell him it wasn’t my fault, but it honestly made me cry so I just left and never returned. Why? Because he is a regular there and the other regulars agreed I was just being a baby. Since that’s the player pool I want nothing to do with it. Didn’t want to be part of that psychotic echo chamber.
 Next shop was just to far away. I can live with no one respecting my opinion unless my husband repeats it when it comes to magic, but I can’t drive 4 hours round trip to go play. 
 Next shop a dude seriously misunderstood our friendship and I had zero idea until we were on a trip outta town to go to a magic shop for some singles we needed. He suggested a restaurant and I said sure till we got there. Highly romantic couples place and I had to drag him back out and ask what the actual FK, I HAVE A BOYFRIEND, YOU KNOW HIM, WE HANG OUT TOGETHER, WHAT THE FK?! An his response was well you’re always at my house. CAUSE WE PLAY MAGIC TOGETHER! WERE FRIENDS! Just because a chick hangs out with you doesn’t automatically mean y’all are dating or that she wants to sleep with you! When I say I have no idea I mean NO IDEA. I’m autistic. High functioning, but I am not good with social queues at all. I missed ALL A THAT HOT MESS and wound up on the most awkward car ride home of my life.
 The last shop that caused me to lose ALL HOPE in the male gender I got to be friends with the shop owner who I thought was entirely safe to interact with cause the man’s married. He got me into Pokémon and I was happy to just have an actual friend. I took every dmn precaution I could. No hanging out alone, no hanging out at his house, made sure my relationship with the now husband at this point was 100% evident and mentioned previous mishaps. Everything was fine for a while. I noticed his wife getting kind of testy(?) with me, so I stopped coming around the shop as much after she “accidentally” dropped her actual live dog on my board state during a commander game. Cut back on contact. I assumed I was doing something that made her upset. I had to be. Like half a year passes then this man starts sending me random roleplay texts while we’re planning to meet up to play Pokémon and I was like ??? The fk is this ??? He said he was sorry and he just liked to do the asterisk roleplay with people and I told him yeah I’m not into that. Then one day we’re having a conversation about the next pre release of mtg and he throws a *spanks you for your naughty talk in because I disagreed that a card would be played a lot in standard and I just blocked him until the husband got home. Didn’t go back for months and randomly got a text from an unknown number and all it said was 2 texts. “Hey it’s Arseface” and “I really miss you.” I responded to fkin neither of them because I. AM. MARRIED. That owner is gone now and it’s run by another dude who isn’t fond of me cause he was friends with the previous owner. Apparently a rumor circulated that I was trying to get with a married man even though I NEVER HUNG OUT WITH HIM ALONE. NEVER. Not one god forsaken fkin time.
 I literally cannot go alone, in the 8 or so yrs I’ve been into this game it’s NEVER gone well and my husband doesn’t want to go now because he’s tired of dealing with the “oh I would have beat you if I drew this card” people. He won’t play with me because he “doesn’t like beating his wife” even though he hasn’t beaten my new test deck once….i honestly feel like he’s secretly spiteful that my first attempt at a CEDH deck that he said wasn’t going to work it just crushing his decks.
 Magic is the one place I feel like being a girl is actually genuinely looked down upon or like an object. I never see many girls play. The few I do see work in the stores, but don’t play, are much older and can’t play often or too young to be friends with and are eventually driven off by dudes literally hitting on an actual child. I had to step in at a previous shop when a 30 something was asking a 17 yr old about her favorite sex positions. Was she into it? No idea, but I knew it was beyond inappropriate. The only other consistent girl I see I do not believe is there for magic. Is she playing? Yeah, but all she’s doing the whole time is trying to get people to go to her onlyfans or come to the strip club she works at and she flat out told me she doesn’t like my “housewife ascetic” whatever the hell that meant.
 I feel hated and/or used. I have no fkin clue what I’ve done to people who do hate me. I have no idea why no one will respect my fkin marriage. My literal Xbox bio was just “I AM MARRIED” until I ran out of characters. Do I need to staple that sht to my god dmn forehead??? I love magic, but this community is just full of awful people.
 
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2024.05.21 22:41 ShadowofUnagi Can't find simple mistake in speller.
Hey, I keep getting two errors.
 
 
:( handles most basic words properly
 
 Most of the output is correct aside from: Words misspelled outputting 1 as opposed to 0.
 
 
:( spell-checking is case-insensitive
 
 Where the output should be 0 but I'm getting 7 misspelled.
 I believe my function accounts for case insensitivity so not sure what's wrong. Here are the hash and check functions.
 
bool check(const char *word) { // checks case insensitive int index = hash(word); node *temp = table[index]; while(temp != NULL) { if (strcasecmp(temp->word, word) == 0) { return true; } else { temp = temp->next; } } return false; } unsigned int hash(const char *word) { // sorts hash based on word length, capital letters int hasher = 0; for (int i = 0, int len = strlen(word); i < len; i++) { hasher += (toupper((word[i]) - 'A')) + (i * 3); } return (hasher % N); } 
 
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2024.05.21 22:38 MerkyNess Will Meds Help Me to Access Previously Gained but Now Inaccessible/Forgotten Knowledge
Newly dx’d but not yet on meds. There is a ton of practical and theoretical knowledge that I’ve amassed over the years. I classify them as “the things I used to know”. Making musical instruments, making shoes, drafting from scratch and tailoring a complicated garment, deep dive independent research on primary source historical event with 25 books read multiple times and sitting on my shelf. Now I could barely string together 3 sentences to explain the topic. 
 I recently wrote a serious essay again using around 25 sources (too much I know but it was a Cracker Jack essay) and recently the topic came up in conversation and I just thought hm, I think that topic seems familiar. 
 I was a cabinetmaker but I wouldn’t dare touch a table saw bc I know I’d cut a finger off. I rode a motorcycle for years but right now I couldn’t tell you which is the clutch and which is the brake or shifter. 
 I’ll do really complicated (correct!) notes on making complicated drapes and the next day it looks like gibberish but I know I can take them to the store and buy the right hardware, and material quantities and trust those notes. It’s like a message from another person. 
 Good lord tell me stims might allow that connection between executive function and the other part of my brain so I might have access to my knowledge. Is there any hope? Or is it all just gone gone gone? I’m just not finding anything on this issue. 
 Fingers crossed someone can share their experience with this. I can’t be the only one. Thanks in advance :)
 
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2024.05.21 22:30 Mdog31415 Should I attend my college reunion?
Here's the scoop. My college experience was, well, meh. Small liberal arts school. Not terrible, not amazing. Part of the problem was I did not have a consistent group of good friends. Part of the problem was I had my own awkward/ambition/ego personality problems. Part of the problem was I attended the college to play varsity tennis, but I was cut my freshman year, thus throwing the next 3 years in a tailspin. And part of the problem was I did the pre-med track that decimated a lot of social time. 
 My wife and I attended the 5 year reunion (she went to a different college). It was nice, but we felt we kept getting ignored even when we tried to go around and meet up with people. The people I hung out with the most in college went awol afterwards and never wanted to meet up again- they didn't attend. A lot of people were still in their social groups, and we did not really identify with a single one. We spent two organized dinners eating by ourselves- for some reason people kept coming over asking to borrow chairs rather than asking if we could join them or if they could join us at our table, and that seemed to upset her. The dorm we stayed in was a lot of people partying and reliving the college days, which is ok to me but she did not enjoy the late night racket. We tried to ask a few of my colleagues who were there if they wanted to meet up and do something, but that didn't really happen. And we weren't really invited to any functions that others were hosting. 
 I get the vibe it might be time to move on and skip the 10 year reunion, especially since it is a long drive. The 5 year one was a bit more emotionally taxing than it was joyful. Then again, we hear about not burning bridges in life- is this a case where we do not want to burn bridges? And also, I feel flustered about this since I am not attending my high school reunion (too many bad memories). But that's the situation. Should we attend the 10 year reunion?
 
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2024.05.21 22:01 Eterna_Art Adding a cell/box over the inserted image.
So here is what i want to be able to do. If it is possible at all.
 I have a table with measurements on the left. I want to be able to mark the image on the right
 with the measurements from the table as shown in the picture under it.
 Right now if i try it using the text box i cant put in = sign as i can do it in normal cells.
 Preferably i would want to place a text box over the image that has same functions as cells, but can freely move around.
 https://preview.redd.it/hciszqgh5u1d1.jpg?width=3684&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e321b755b32702840b283df194c1ed4d578d304e
 
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