Can we please for the love of God have a judge actually enforce their order for once? He has shown over and over that he's just going to do what he wants. The rest of us would have to sleep on a jail bench for a few days then still be forced to comply.
My partner and I spent $250 and dozens of hours making alice and mad hatter costumes but they have lasted us 3 years so far, halloween, tea party, comiccon
Most databases don't require a license, nearly infinitely scalable, robust, can handle mass edits and multi edits and can be interacted with by humans and variety of programs easily.
SQL is a language commonly used to interact with relational databases.
Excel is limited to how much data can be stored in it, it has auto format features that will change what you type into something different (like auto interpreting things that look like dates) and each cell can either be data or equation.
It can also be tricky to add lots of data at once, licenses are not free and multi people editing it at the same time can be tricky.
The limit on how much data can be stored in a db is typically orders of magnitude higher, you typically specify beforehand what type of thing is in each column (string, date, number, etc) cells can only hold data not equations they are built for adding lots of data en masse safely and can handle lots of "simultaneous" editors.
Geneitc scientistist have had to change they way they name genes to avoid auto formatting into dates in Excel.
UK government attempted to track early COVID cases with Excel but the data was getting capped by the max size of Excel. NZ gov lost track of lots of money in their budget because of lack of being able to multi edit.
A relational database is a bit like a rigid excel workbook. You have multiple tables that are made if rows and columns. A column is an attribute (like population or height) and a row is a data entry (like town). Some of these columns can store keys to rows in other tables to be used as a reference. In our example case a table of townships might link to another table of counties or states or countries.
A non relational database is more like a collection of personal notes about things to allow for more flexibility.
I highly recommend starting with Grist or TablePlus both of which have nice GUI, free tier and can get your head around databases.
Space Exploration for Factorio. My dude built a huge mod for free, then was hired by the devs to desogn the paid sequel, Factorio 2, and although large and great its still smaller and less complex then the mod.
I watch a ton of youtube. Mostly longform content 20 minutes or longer.
Clickbait has such a wide definition that I feel like setting clear definition would be important for your work.
We live in an attention economy where there is way more content for us to consume then we ever could so the point of descion is crucial and thumbnail and title do a lot of heavy lifting.
I only dislike it and think it is a problem when it lies, or the video itself is lacking in substance.
In I a lot of gaming videos the thumbnail and or title is something along the lines of
"How hard is it to beat X?"
And they don't answer the question directly, but more they play through it and you answer for yourself by watching them. Some point count this as clickbait, but I'm personally ok with it.
I love this wiki software! There are tons of addons for markdown and HTML that allow it to render additional things like diagrams.
It renders the MD extensions then into HTML then renders the HTML extensions. So of you see something you want to enable in HTML, don't worry you can still use it in markdown mode. This may not be obvious to those new to it.
I have maintained both wiki softwares, and didnt find either difficult to maintain. Wiki.js does use postgres database which makes serving slightly faster and searching way faster. But it just stores the text files in the database and you can sync with various solutions including git.
For wiki.js I mainly edited from vscode as that allowed me to make mass changes (including uploading thousands of images at once) a breeze.
You can sync wiki.js with git solutions. I use that option to allow my colleagues to make changes online or through their favorite text editor. Bulk editors are way easier in a text editor, then commit and it will sync with wiki.js
I implemented and administer wiki.JS for my company. The ability to view source and convert between formats are permissions the admin can bestow on groups.
My colleagues are editors so they have full permissions to create, convert, edit, and even have access to the github to edit in their favorite code editor if they wish.
Our customers have read only access.
Sounds like your admin did not grant you those abilities.
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