Binner Makes Workshop Parts Organization Easy - We’ve all had times where we knew we had some part but we had to go searching for ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/04/16/binner-makes-workshop-parts-organization-easy/ #componentstorage #organization #homehacks #database #workshop #barcode #parts

Check out the interview with Silver sponsor D&S DigiSEC GmbH just posted at https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsor-interviews/ds-digisec-gmbh/!

It's official - we are now a community-recognized NPO by the PostgreSQL Global Development Group!

What does this mean?

We support the open source #PostgreSQL RDBMS as our primary mission, and manage our organization in accordance with the official PGDG Nonprofit Organizations policy. Learn more here:

https://www.postgresql.org/community/recognised-npos/

Welcome to Sepkoski's Online Genus Database!
https://strata.geology.wisc.edu/jack/

"The purpose of this database is to allow users to easily search and summarize Sepkoski's global genus compendium on the basis of Evolutionary Fauna, Phylum, or Class. You can recover customized lists of genera and their stratigraphic ranges (according to Sepkoski) as well as summaries of genus richness and taxonomic rates of evolution. As time permits, I will be adding additional features to this database, including the ability to search for a genus name and to obtain lists of taxa by stratigraphic interval."

A threat actor on an illicit forum is selling a database allegedly from Takeda, a Japanese biopharma company.

#database #cybersecurity #Takeda #Japan #biopharma

https://cnews.link/takeda-data-breach-claimed-by-cybercriminals-1/

@tchorix & I are presenting on data modeling within #PostgreSQL in a storytelling fashion at @posetteconf, a free virtual event hosted by #Microsoft that's all about #Postgres this June 10-12!

Want to tune in? Add the livestream to your calendar, or register (optionally) here: https://posetteconf.com/2025/talks/postgres-storytelling-cunning-schema-design-with-creative-data-modeling/ (or, wait until the recording is out after the event!)

Illustrations will be completed by Scarlett Riggs, who we are very excited to be working with.

This talk should be great for anyone that's looking to understand things from the perspectives of an application developer, and a seasoned database administrator; here, you'll be able to learn when it is best to handle logic within the database vs. the application!

Looking forward to seeing you there

This is really cool: SQLite File Format Viewer (runs entirely in the #browser)

> This tool helps you explore the #SQLite file format internals according to the official #specification. It's designed for #developers and #database enthusiasts who want to understand the internal structure of SQLite database files.

https://sqlite-internal.pages.dev

DBeaver

DBeaver is a free and open-source database management tool that supports a wide range of databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, and many others.(...)

#database #dbeaver #java #sql

https://taoofmac.com/space/apps/dbeaver

I always really enjoy listening to @andatki talking about #software and #database. Currently listening to this @maintainable episode, and its super interesting! 100% recommend

https://maintainable.fm/episodes/andrew-atkinson-maintainable-databases

Check out the interview with Silver sponsor Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres just posted at https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsor-interviews/fujitsu-enterprise-postgres/!

Check out the interview with Silver sponsor Accenture just posted at https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsor-interviews/accenture/!

Inside a Powerful #Database #ICE Uses to Identify and #Deport People

A powerful Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) database, parts of which have been seen by 404 Media, allows the federal government to search for and filter people by hundreds of different, highly specific categories
#privacy #security #immigration

https://www.404media.co/inside-a-powerful-database-ice-uses-to-identify-and-deport-people/

https://injeeblogs.codeberg.page/2025/04/13/uravu-relationship-detection-in-injee.html

I wonder if there is a #database where queries are all compiled into machine code ahead of time, as part of the application.

Meaning, there is no parsing, compilation, or optimization of queries at run time.

Would this have benefits for execution speed and/or memory usage?

Welcome D&S DigiSEC GmbH as a Silver sponsor of PGConf.DE 2025 in Berlin!

https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsors/

#Palantir Is helping #DOGE build an #API for accessing #IRS records

https://www.wired.com/story/palantir-doge-irs-mega-api-data/

Discover the power of #ShadowTables in real-world migration scenarios!

From DB migrations to service extractions & schema changes, this #InfoQ article compares Shadow Tables with dual-writes, blue-green deploys & event replay.

Read now: https://bit.ly/3G5YpX9

Welcome Hyand Solutions GmbH as a Silver sponsor of PGConf.DE 2025 in Berlin!

https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsors/

First proposed cancellation of a #climate #database that I use for a public access project:

https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-epa-greenhouse-gas-reporting-climate-crisis?utm_source=sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=majorinvestigations&utm_content=secondary

#Biketooter :When planning a #bike #route with #FOSS and #OSM based #routing engines, such as #Brouter / #Bikerouter ,the result analysis frequently shows some #surface percentage as "unknown". I guess that's because the #information is missing in the #OpenstreetMap #database .However, when I upload the same track as #GPX into a #commercial #biking application, such as #Komoot or #Cyclers ,the "unknown" has disappeared, while they are also based on OSM. How come?