I made this for Pasty the other night.
http://tinydb.org/qX
While not as out and out nerdly as putting our names together (serial numbers 62748 and 62749) on a cd aboard the New Horizons spacecraft for our wedding anniversary in 2005, it was an interesting token for a birthday and Mother's Day weekend all combined.
Well she liked it, and that's all that counts.
Whoosh - off to the Kuiper Belt!
Tinydb seems interesting as well. MySQL was a stripped down sort-of relational database for applications where the overhead (and cost) of Oracle is unsuitable. The came sqlite for those times when MySQL consumes too much overhead. Now .. we don't need a stiinkin' database for data [1] if the data is sufficiently small.
tinydb.org - store some tiny data in a tiny url.
[1] Clearly this is the 30,000 foot view of the process.
http://tinydb.org/qX
While not as out and out nerdly as putting our names together (serial numbers 62748 and 62749) on a cd aboard the New Horizons spacecraft for our wedding anniversary in 2005, it was an interesting token for a birthday and Mother's Day weekend all combined.
Well she liked it, and that's all that counts.
Whoosh - off to the Kuiper Belt!
Tinydb seems interesting as well. MySQL was a stripped down sort-of relational database for applications where the overhead (and cost) of Oracle is unsuitable. The came sqlite for those times when MySQL consumes too much overhead. Now .. we don't need a stiinkin' database for data [1] if the data is sufficiently small.
tinydb.org - store some tiny data in a tiny url.
[1] Clearly this is the 30,000 foot view of the process.
