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I would like to check if the text of a variable contains some geographical reference. I have created a dictionary with all the municipalities I'm interested in. My goal would be to have a dummy variable capturing whether the text of the variable includes any word included in the dictionary. Can you help me with that? I know it isprobably very easy but I'm struggling to do it.

This is my MWE

I want to make an object move and then remove its old self after its been drawn. This is my full code below, right now the fish moves but doesn't remove itself after it moved. I have tried adding screenClear() but that doesnt work since I have more objects and the screen cant clear every time. I need something that removes the fish.

I'm looking to recreate this list of cities in Texas by population using wikidata.

I see I can do states by population with this query:

I have a requirement for using an ORM for my Go application which can connect to a postgreSQL db or SQLite db.

The docs of gorm don't mention anything about connecting to an encrypted sqlite db.

Is it possible to use it or any way of providing a custom driver for sqlite which will work with and encrypted SQlite DB?

UPDATE

As per Ezequiel Muns comment, I updated the gorm SQLite driver code to use github.com/mutecomm/go-sqlcipher.

This new GORM driver can be found here.

Cheers !!

I don´t know why SQL Developer returned "SQL command not properly ended" when i tried to add multiple rows. When i tried to insert one row, all was ok. Can somebody help me? Thanks.

I have a list which looks like this:

I created a „.htaccess“ file to redirect the website visitors from an old page (example.com) to a new page (example.org). The challenge is that I want to redirect most old pages to a specific url address. As I read I can do it with the following code:

Short question about how to express n+2 in col specification with filter_all or filter.

I need to search for a specific value followed, two cols. away, by specific value, without using col. names

I have a df that comes from text processing (in Old French, btw). Each row represent a line of the text. Here's an extract of that df (simplified). It continues after col. SYLL_TAG4-1 up to SYLL_TAG20.

I'm working with an ESP32 and an MQTT Server to create a meteo station. I managed to connect the esp32 to the server without any problem, even outside the local network, and I could post and received messages. So I decide to add some security with SSL and it's certificate, and suddenly, nothing work anymore.

After searching for a bit, I narrowed the problem down : if my esp32 is in the local network, SSL and it's certificate work like a charm. So that obviously means that my certificates are ok, and that my server configuration is probably ok too. But when I try from outside the network, it's the certificates that raises the error. More specifically, it raises :