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Hannah Vernon

1:04 AM

I'm not dead.

Paul White

1:39 AM

> (ANSA) - ROME, JUNE 19 - The American writer and philosopher Noam Chomsky has been discharged from São Paulo Hospital in Brazil, where he had been hospitalized since 11 June, undergoing a therapy against the effects of the severe stroke that struck him in the 2023.
This was written by the Spanish agency Efe, citing the bulletin doctor. The news comes at the end of an evening in which The news of the death of the 95-year-old intellectual spread, then denied by his wife, Valeria Wasserman. (ANSA).

Criggie

I feel a python sketch coming on....

"can you just wait a minute?"

Hannah Vernon

@Criggie I'm so glad someone got my reference

Erik Darling

I always liked him. Whenever someone said they were a fan of his I knew to avoid them. Saved me a lot of annoyance.

Criggie

2:06 AM

That image also gets hit with the thumbnail bug.
Filename is kEPtThPb.jpg but something in chat strips off the b when creating a link

same happens if the image filename as a t or some other chars in that last place before the dot./

Paul White

I suppose this happens when the suffix letter happens to be one of the sizing codes

A: The Stack Imgur service is no longer resizing images correctly

This has been fixed! Thank you so much for your patience with this. Moving forward, all images uploaded to the Stack Exchange imgur will be sizable using the URL adjustments indicated in the question (see below for examples). You'll notice I said "moving forward". Any images uploaded during the o...

Link contains a list of the valid sizing codes h, l, m, t, b, s

Criggie

2:50 AM

yeah that's the one.

Erik Darling

3:26 AM

@PaulWhite you might find the operator times on this one amusing

Paul White

@ErikDarling That's a particularly ridiculous example, yes

Erik Darling

almost makes costs look reliable

Paul White

3:48 AM

consistent

Erik Darling

42,977% accurate

oh i forgot to go to bed

Paul White

can relate

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John K. N.

5:54 AM

Wordle 1,096 4/6*

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Paul White

6:56 AM

Wordle 1,096 5/6*

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Zikato

7:13 AM

good morning

Paul White

8:06 AM

Q: Some images uploaded in chat cannot be visited via the link

This is an intermittent failure and I cannot find a good way to reliably reproduce it. Some times when uploading an image in chat it shows up but the link leads to a page that says "oh no, that request didn't look right". Here is an example of such a message - the image embeds and shows up, but c...

That's the link for the current issue

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Paul White

10:43 AM

Ohhhhh - I know what's happening. The actual image is https://i.sstatic.net/kEIRuMKb.png. Note that the filename is 8 characters long (new image service) and also note that it ends in a b. Chat tries to do this clever thing where if someone uploads an image thumbnail (with a trailing letter resize s,ml,b,t,h), it'll use the provided image in chat, but link to the full image (by stripping off the trailing resize char). In this case, because the random image id happened to end in b (thus why it randomly happens) chat removes it thinking it's linking to the full image. — KyleMit ♦ Jun 13 at 14:29

Zikato

summer interns season is upon us

Paul White

11:07 AM

more like a spacebar heating issue

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Erik Darling

12:21 PM

lol how do you not work an escape character into that scheme

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Zikato

1:38 PM

I'll wait for the movie version of this comment thread

https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/340361/deadlocks-in-update-insert-procedure

John K. N.

It's nice how the question was migrated in the middle of the I'll try and see and get back to you part. Looks like it might be get orphaned.

Erik Darling

does anyone know of an online fiddle thing that has sql server 2008/r2 available?

Hannah Vernon

2:28 PM

Wordle 1,096 3/6*

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Hannah Vernon

6:30 PM

I know there aren't a lot of PostgreSQL nerds in here, but does anyone know of a tool for doing schema comparisons and automated deployments to PostgreSQL instances? Specifically for Azure DevOps would help.

mustaccio

Liquibase?

I don't think there's anything specific for Postgres

*to

Erik Darling

6:47 PM

@HannahVernon don't redgate tools handle that?

Hannah Vernon

they probably do, but I deleted them a while back. I can check.

@mustaccio cheers, I'll look into that

mustaccio

7:10 PM

Jul 13, 2023 at 21:31, by Erik Darling

i'll buy you a drink if you're into that sort of thing

I might take you up on that offer this year, if you're going

Erik Darling

of course i am

and it's on my birthday this year

mustaccio

7:35 PM

so now I will have to buy you a drink...

Paul White

@ErikDarling No. I installed 2008 and 2005 yesterday because I wanted to test something

Erik Darling

@mustaccio fine but just one. I have a reputation to maintain.

Erik Darling

8:07 PM

@PaulWhite how many breakpoints were involved

Paul White

8:19 PM

None. Just needed to see if something functioned back then

Retired documentation being what it is

Another one of those things three people worldwide would care about

Hannah Vernon

I kept the 2000 docs for that kind of thing

not that the 2000 docs help for 2005 or 2008

Erik Darling

@PaulWhite am I one of them?

Paul White

9:16 PM

@HannahVernon I have those too. And an old BOL but sometimes you just have to test the real thing

Hannah Vernon

definitely

Paul White

@ErikDarling Potentially

Erik Darling

9:36 PM

I’m dangling by my curlies here

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Criggie

11:22 PM

Whatever floats your boat, man.

( +1 new kink discovered )

Erik Darling

I’m happy to have expanded your horizons

Criggie

11:48 PM

Erik Darling

If that’s all you get in the divorce you’re coming out ahead

Criggie

That little shit... yeah he's awesome

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