Breezing

I'm looking for a specific type of pressure fit latch, but a day of searching has left me frustrated.

Essientially, its a bulbous shape that presses into a pair of metal tongues that flex to allow it in then hold it. To close it, you just push it in and to open you just pull it out with sufficient force.

Ideally I could mount it on the back of a door and a wall, and it would allow me to keep the door open against mild movement (like pets) but still be easily opened and closed.

Here's a childlike depiction of what i'm looking for.

Hello friends.

I'm a healthcare provider who due to an injury am forced to undergo a career change. My field is pretty narrow so my BHSc from Mac isn't super transferable anywhere else.

I've enjoyed coding as a hobby for a bit, and am thinking of trying to veer into development. I'd considered doing one of the Mohawk courses, but the [McMaster CCE] (https://mcmastercce.ca/foundations-of-analytics/certificate) caught my eye.

Anyone have any experience in the program? I've got some mild python experience, so I figure I might be able to grow outwards into data work.

Thanks for your thoughts!

edit: Forgot to mention, anyone have any thoughts about the certificate as a pathway to a jr dev jo

Hi!

Currently working my way through PostgreSQL, but i'm having some sort of cognitive breakdown on the Update Multiple one.

The valid code that works is

update cd.facilities
  set
     membercost = 6,
     guestcost = 30
  where facid in (0,1);  

My first try was coded like thus:

UPDATE cd.facilities
	SET guestcost = 30,
		membercost = 6
	WHERE name LIKE 'TEN%'
	;

I recognize that it didn't work appropriatley because of the badly cased TEN%, and works when it is Ten%.

However, what I'm wondering is **why do the values for guestcost and membercost decrease by 1 and 5 on the two

Most I can remember is it's a pair of boarders, in a superpipe at night. Lighting is dark with lots of purples, and they are hitting big flips over each other. Music was really mellow. Sorry the details are scarce, that's all I can recall.

For example:

I just bought fast food. I want to enter it into my Expense:Food and Dining: Fast Food

Right now I need to type Ex and scroll down the list to the account I want. Is there any way I could just type "Fas" and it would pare the list down to only ones that contain those letters? It'd make entering thing so much quicker!