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#MediaWiki 1.30.0 is now in #Debian unstable
This is a short term transition to help test something that is close to the next LTS version: 1.31 (out in June!).
https://tracker.debian.org/news/949012/accepted-mediawiki-11300-1-source-into-unstable/
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Today I had the privilege of judging an elementary school science fair - the same school I attended so many years ago. I'm really excited to see kids learning about and applying the scientific method in addition to basic engineering principles at such a young age.
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Turns out one of my favorite websites, http://tay.today/ has been suspended by the hoster, probably because the bill hasn't been paid...
I've managed to recover all of the data thanks to archive.org <3 but now I need to find a cool domain name to host it on :/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCXGJQYZ9JA
Delicate's video is hilarious. Taylor is going to be gif'd more than Emma Stone.
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If you're a The Office fan, you'll love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc9eEphSxqc
It's one of my new favorite songs!
h/t to my sister for showing it to me.
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I've recently been using SQLAlchemy's ORM for a Python web app I'm developing. I really like the idea of declaring tables using a class, which provides you with an object class too.
For querying, I'm still a bit undecided. I like .filter_by(), .first(), and .all(), but I'm worried that losing visibility into the direct SQL queries being used makes it easier to forget about indexes. Then again, this project is small enough that I expect to not even need indexes.
