Importing a CSV into a database using DBeaver | Just Numbers & Things
Update: August 12, 2018 The following post demonstrates how to import CSVs using Dbeaver’s database to database export & import feature. If you are certain of the quality of your CSV & just want to import it quickly my subsequent post may be more useful.
0) Install DBeaver You can find installation instructions here
1) Create a folder to be used as your CSV Database mkdir ~/desktop/csvs
Place the CSV you want to load into this folder
OAuth.Tools: The Online Tool That Goes beyond JWTs
How to use OAuth.Tools to decode or create JWTs with different characteristics, fetch tokens from a server, revoke tokens or add an access token to external API calls and check the behavior.
Running PalmOS on a Raspberry Pi RP2040 #RaspberryPi #RP2040 @dmitrygr @Raspberry_Pi
Dmitry Grinberg had demonstrated a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller running unmodified PalmOS 5.2.8 (showing off world’s only ARM-to-thumb1 just in time (JIT) compiler). How little RAM/CPU does …
It’s no surprise that systemd has become the init system of choice for both embedded and desktop Linux distributions – it’s modern, packed full of features and is able to replace an ever increasing number of ancient utilities and daemons. When compared to it’s predecessor (SysVinit) – it also provides a much greater scope for …
Quali Torque orchestrates YAML files — which can be thought of as blueprints — for application environments directly from the IaC modules defined in Git.
As mentioned on previous posts, I have spent the past few weeks dealing with a ZFS crash on my FreeNAS install. Because of that, not only was I forced to learn how to troubleshoot ZFS, but I also had to learn how to setup new volumes and come up with new backup strategies (between a few other things).