This week, I will be discussing how the group by function actually works in MySQL. For whatever reason, when I first started learning MySQL, I had difficulties grasping grouping concepts. Looking back at those times now, I feel hours of study time could have been avoided had someone taught me the proper way of approaching the group by clause as well as other aggregate functions. I hope this tutorial solves these issues for you, and you are able to both quickly learn and retain how grouping works in MySQL.

Alright, so we’ve got the essential basics down. We’ve created out first frame and it has some text in it using JLables. Now it’s time to take the next step and create a somewhat decent/applicable program using frames. A few new concepts will be introduced in this tutorial, and it should give a better glimpse at how frames work and how powerful they could be. Keep in mind though, that this is still only the basics. 

Welcome to Java 101, where you will learn how to do a very basic implementation of frames today.  This tutorial will describe how to implement a frame in Java with a custom size, as well as how to display a message in the frame using the JLabel class. Here is a basic breakdown of how we are going to program the frame today.

Google has changed the Chrome logo from the 3d Simon on the right to the new flat rainbow ball on the left. Which one is better?

No matter what sport you consider, there will always be at least a handful of players that are having “off years”. An “off year” is a year in which a particular player is not doing as great as he should be doing, given his previous history and success. There are some cases in which off years become ridiculous; players reach or post stats that are so absurd, that they allow us to turn them into a comedic scapegoat. Take Erik Karlsson for example, the Ottawa Senator who is well on pace to reach -50 in the plus-minus category this year. He currently holds the floor of the league in +/- with  -34….-6 more than the next worst. 

I’m sure that at one point or another, you’ve heard of ATDHE. Following sports in this day and age is no easy task, especially with all these local blackout restrictions and “pay per view” only options. ATDHE made this a lot easier for all of us, offering daily streams to pretty much every game imaginable whether it be football, basketball, hockey, soccer, and even tennis. They also offered TV show viewings for the most popular TV shows like South Park, How I Met Your Mother, and Two and a Half Men. Even news channels could be watched through ATDHE. The best part of all of this was everything was a simple click away. No registration, no redirection, no bullshit required. You get on the site and you click what you want to watch and it’s instantly there! Well, the Department of Justice, the IPR Center, and Homeland Security Investigations were not fans of this at all. They have been trying to take down the site for years, and it appears they have finally succeeded.

The Prestige (2006) is a movie that I feel is incredibly underrated. The movie is written and directed by my favorite director of all time, Christopher Nolan, who yet again manages to deliver a masterpiece. The acting is superb; Chirstian Bale and Hugh Jackman take on the leading roles as rival magicians with plenty of support from Scarlett Johansson and Michael Caine.