u/Reasonable-Job4205

All the shitty homes I've lived in have always had bad soundproofing. I could always hear my family memembers doing stuff through walls and closed doors!

What's soundproofing like in nicer places, like $600k+?

I read this in the link:

>If you use a doorbell camera that records audio, consider posting a visible sign notifying visitors that audio and video recording is in progress. While a sign alone may not satisfy the legal requirement for "consent," it helps establish that visitors are aware of the recording and can choose to proceed, which could serve as implied consent depending on the circumstances.

I bought a doorbell cam, but if there's a microphone on it, I was gonna disable it. Is that what everyone does in illinois?

Imagine a society that gets a "wait, hang on a sec..." moment about how the old people in power are causing too many problems because of their age and they take away their power. Has something like this ever happened on the scale of a country?

Has there been any interesting progress as of late? How has funding changed over the past few years?

SELECT

`CONNECTIONPROPERTY('local_net_address') AS local_net_address` 

`, CONNECTIONPROPERTY('client_net_address') AS client_net_address` 

`, CONNECTIONPROPERTY('net_transport') AS net_transport`

`, CONNECTIONPROPERTY('protocol_type') AS protocol_type`

`, CONNECTIONPROPERTY('auth_scheme') AS auth_scheme`

`, CONNECTIONPROPERTY('local_tcp_port') AS local_tcp_port`

When I run this, it shows null for local_net_address , <local machine> for client_net_address, and null for local_tcp_port. This doesn't tell me the IP address. Right now, I have an express app running on the same machine that needs to know the IP address where SQL lives. How do I query the IP address correctly?

I don't think I would ever ask my first client to sign a contract, at least not until I can risk losing them. They seem very word of mouth type and I feel as though a contract would offend them.

However, I'd still like to have a standard contract for all new clients going forward. Do I tell the lawyer who I'm gonna hire to write this contract that I have a word of mouth client? I fear as though they might try to contact my first client and try to work with them to extract money out of me. Is this likely to happen or am I being way too paranoid?

I have the tray in the link about. I filled it to the max with cards and now I wanna get another one. However, I want to start going vertical with my space usage. What can I use to lift this up such that I can still rummage through the full tray up top and also put another one below it?

location illinois

1. What's a good company to go with?
2. What do I need to look out for?
3. What's the bare minimum that the insurance must legally do?
4. Any other thoughts you have on business insurance in general?

It's direct input that the user has typed in, so risky, but I still don't think it matters, right? This is for a Flutter app that talks to a web API to make SQL Server requests

I have an old Intermec CK3X and the docking station that comes with it (part # 871-228-201). I connected the dock to my laptop via a micro-USB to USB-C cable. When I plug it in, nothing happens for a little while, then Windows 11 says the last USB device connected failed with a little yellow triangle exclamation point symbol.

I installed windows mobile dev center by following the guide on this website: https://junipersys.com/support/article/12162

I have the docking station plugged in to power. I'm up to date with Windows 11 updates.

Imagine it's a software consulting company and you need a contract that you can give to all new clients to sign. You could pay maybe around $1k-$2k to have a lawyer make one, but instead you could take a gamble and have AI do it. What would you do in this scenario? Doing it via AI is basically free (assuming you just use the free stuff). You could also just google some freelancer contract templates.

What type of risk would you take here?

I got my flutter app to work with a locally running express app. I can send a request to the API to do stuff to a SQL Server database, then return a response to the handheld. I now need to lock down this API so that it only does any work if the request comes from a pre-approved mobile device. What value would that be on a Honeywell CK67 scanner?

I would say the serial number, but it seems like you can't programmatically get that info anymore. You would need to manually remove the battery on the device to get this value.

Output was a numbered list of steps and there was a progress bar for each step. I summarized what it looked like below.

1. Web SDK
2. Windows SDK
   1. windows-x64-debug/windows-x64-flutter
   2. ...

Target file "stacktrace" not found.

Did I mess up my project somehow? What did this do?

Flutter version 3.44

My express app (typescript) uses the following properties in its connection configuration:

server: 'localhost\\SQLEXPRESS01',

port: 1433,

database: 'MyDatabase'

When I try to run a function against my database using the mssql package (tedious driver), I get the error:

>ConnectionError: Port for SQLEXPRESS01 not found in localhost

I'm running SQL Express 2022

The error is: "ConnectionError: Failed to connect to localhost\SQLEXPRESS01 in 30000ms at connectListener (C:\...\mssql\lib\tedious\connection-pool.js86:17)"

I made sure that the SQL Server instance is set to allow both Windows auth and SQL Server auth. I also configured SQL Server to listen on a specific IP address and port 1433, which I added into my config options in my Express app

Trying to learn about building a web API using express and typescript. I don't really understand the Path.ts file and how to set it up. I have a function in the API that talks to SQL Server and returns 1 row or null. I think I have the part that talks to the database done right, but now I want to test the whole process.

In Paths.ts, I have

const Paths = {

_:'/api',

myProject: {

_: '/callFunction',

Get: '/callFunction'

}

} as const;

And my Server.ts file does something like

app.get('/', (_: Request, res: Response) => {

return res.redirect('/callFunction');

});

Some bits of the above are from the example repo I am starting with (seanpmaxwell, express-generator-typescript). I want to bypass most of the stuff that this repo does and just call a database function once. I'll make it more complicated later, but for now if open localhost:3000 on my browser, I want it to run the function. How do I set up the Paths.ts and Server.ts files to do this?

The overall goal is to take this repo and make it into an API that a mobile device can send requests to query a sql server database. I don't really need it to have any visuals because the users aren't going to be going to a website for this. Their mobile devices simply need to send a request and wait for a response and I have a flutter app that is going to be receiving those responses and processing them.