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  • Simple method to add historic feature to SQLite

    calendar Apr 8, 2021 · 5 min read
     en featured knowledgebase sql  · database sqlite
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    Simple method to add historic feature to SQLite

    Abstract: Make a database which can be store historic modification is often considered a “secondary” activity, but bad design leads to databases that are difficult to optimize and often not very understandable. In this article we illustrate a simple method that respects the dictates of relational theory & is easy to understand. As a plus we will show it on SQLite, a small but powerful database system.


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  • Smart Sync

    calendar Mar 21, 2021 · 1 min read
     en software-projects  · database oracle sqlite
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    On 2002, I was forced to build a small java class to “sync” two databases (sorry for Italian):


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  • How to re-enable right click

    calendar Feb 21, 2021 · 1 min read
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    How to re-enable right click

    Some news site still try in 2021 to disable right click and ability to copy content. These tactis are very very poor, and only block the users not interested in copying/stealing your code.


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  • PiHole Lockdown

    calendar Nov 18, 2020 · 1 min read
     en freedom  · pihole
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    Securing our privacy, defending our rights is increasing becoming difficult. Who can refrain from using Facebook or GMail nowedays?


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  • HP 42s the BEST calculator and its FAST MODE

    calendar Nov 11, 2020 · 4 min read
     en retro-computing  · hp42s
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    The HP 42S accompanied me throughout my university career, secretly designed for me some function graphs and with its 7KB alphanumeric also managed to make me keep some secret notes.


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