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After updating to version 2602 (build 19725.20058) sql view of all queries in all databases shows a blank screen. Turning off Monaco, I can see the sql. Chatgpt's telling me it's a known bug, but I couldn't find any info about it here. Just wanted a confirmation before going back to previous...

Markk, that was absolutely interesting. I didn't want to bring it into this discussion, but now that I see your perspective, I'm really curious to see what's your (and possibly others') take on this. What do you think about taking justice in your hand? You're a victim, and not satisfied with...

You got me. That's the part I hate about myself. I know I'm this way and I know I'm wrong, and I've always tried to see a sentence as a way for protection the society and not a vengeance, and I've always failed.

I know myself well enough to say I could never be a referee, judge, or juror. I’m way too emotional for that kind of responsibility. Some cases make me angry, others make me overly sympathetic, and I know my decisions would swing too far one way or the other, either too harsh or too lenient. I...

That's absolutely very interesting point of view. Never had thought about it.

Doc, you didn't answer my concern. I know about the difference in states laws. Still in each single state, my concern persists. If a person in any state has commit a crime, his sentence should be different with another person who has commit the same crime plus additional crimes (in the same...

For me, justice means enforcing what the law prescribes. If the law in a country states that crime A carries a sentence of five years in prison and crime B carries a sentence of two years, then justice is served when a person who commits crime A spends five years behind bars. This is why I...

I'm sorry. I didn't mean you're saying I'm wrong. Bad choice of words on my side. Apologies.

I think you skiped over the practical concern I raised. I’m not arguing that crimes shouldn’t be formally acknowledged or recorded. I understand why each offense needs a conviction and a sentence on the record for appeals, criminal history, and future sentencing. What I’m questioning is...

Still your situation is better than ours. You raise your hand, say a word and are done. Our system maybe the worst. Before a witness testifies, the court must have the witness take an oath in writing. The written oath must state that the witness swears to tell the truth, not conceal anything...

Two questions : 1- In court, witnesses are required to raise their hand and swear, traditionally on a Bible, that they will tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. I question whether this practice has any meaningful effect on the accuracy of testimony. A witness who intends...

Pure sql goes like this: [Q] & ": " & Trim(Replace(String (Len([a]) * 4, "_"), "____", "____ ")) AS Demo

Edge is treated as a core system component. Never uninstall Edge from windows OS. Here's a list of side effects of uninstalling edge from Windows 11 given by Copilot.. Uninstalling Microsoft Edge from Windows 11 can break certain system features because Edge is tightly integrated into the OS...

A while back, a post on Reddit sparked a trend on social media about LinkedIn profiles. For about a week, there were countless posts poking fun at how even the simplest tasks are sometimes exaggerated to sound like a giant leap in human history. Here are some more (from Instagram): Successfully...

Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” cashier-less stores Marketed as advanced computer-vision AI that automatically tracked purchases. Reality: Over 1,000 human workers in India manually reviewed transactions, and about 70 % of purchases needed human verification before receipts were finalized...

I imagined I will be told so :D

Not trying to promote using function instead of sub, but your point is not an advantage. function myfunction + Enter is the same as sub myfunction + Enter If one's not trying to receive a returned value, there's no need to type the trailing () as whatever.

Subs and Functions behave differently at times. (compiling wise) https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/is-this-a-normal-behavior-in-access.332663/ Read #12 #13 #16 & #18

I simply mentioned it in case anyone in future visits this page. I assume you have assigned a negative value to it, because no character has a negative chr. Then in the function, using an IF clause, the value is set to vbCrLf or vbNewline if the passed value is less than 0. Later, I will check...