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Datavor v2.5 Brings Real-Time Database Streaming, Intelligent Automation and Fault-Tolerant Pipelines to Mac — Still Completely Free
San Jose, CA, May 02, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Datavor.ai today announced the general availability of Datavor version 2.5, a significant leap forward for its AI-native database pipeline tool built for Anthropic’s Claude Desktop. Running natively on Mac — including Mac mini, MacBook, iMac, and Mac Pro — Datavor enables developers and data professionals to sync, transform, schedule, and monitor database pipelines entirely through natural language conversation. No SQL expertise required.
Datavor Launches v1.5 — A Free MCP Server That Turns Claude Into a Full Database ETL Engine
San Jose, CA, March 23, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Datavor.ai today announced the general availability of Datavor version 1.5, a MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates natively with Anthropic's Claude Desktop to deliver full database synchronisation and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) capabilities — entirely through conversational AI. Datavor is free to download and runs locally on Mac, requiring no SaaS subscription, no per-connector fees, and no third-party dashboards.
Assessing the Reliability of Weather Parameter Predictions from Simulated Data
Hyppää sisältöön Manuzon, June Rose (2024) Julkaisu on tekijänoikeussäännösten alainen. Teosta voi lukea ja tulostaa henkilökohtaista käyttöä varten. Käyttö kaupallisiin tarkoituksiin on kielletty. Julkaisun pysyvä osoite on https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe20241231106885 Tiivistelmä This study explores the effectiveness of Out-of-Distribution (OoD) Detection in weather parameter and sea state predictions using machine learning models trained on simulated data.
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June Rose is chief of staff of the Providence City Council. I recently started a new job, and with it came all the excitement and absurdity of each before. Excitement for a new chapter, a new opportunity to make change, a new part of the progressive movement to explore. Absurdity because it is a stark reminder that I’m navigating a world that’s not set up for people like me.
S L I C K: The Maid Who Was Elegant
Content notes: bondage, D/s, watersports, tattooing Editor's Note: This story is a sequel to "The Gambling Countess," which takes place in Southampton in 1983. Myra is a young trans woman who has moved to Severton Manor, where she will be serving Countess Eleanora. Myra has just completed her initiation, which included performing cunnilingus on the Countess. Read on to learn what happens next. “A toast, to the maid who was elegant,” Eleanora said, her glass turned up in the air.
S L I C K: The Gambling Countess
Content notes: D/s, bondage, oral sex Author’s Note: This story deals with intense subject matter, more the psychosexual than the physical. Nevertheless, danger is omnipresent throughout. While I write erotica that involves loving couples, I also write erotica where lines are blurred, danger is real and feelings and intentions are made complicated by the bondage of the narrative. This is one such story. It is a horror story at its core, excerpted from a much longer novel-length work about desire.
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What Ever Happened To Baby Blue?
This week’s S L I C K is curated and edited by Rachel Kincaid Content notes: public/outdoor sex, consensual wrestling, biting, choking, mention of conversion therapy We had a sticker of the Eiffel Tower adorning the headstock of our guitar. She’d gotten it while we were making our way out of Philly after a show. “What are you doing?” I had asked.
Bipolar Disorder, Trans Dykes, and Celestial Catastrophe
Bipolar disorder first entered my world when my sister went away to college. I was about ten years old at the time, a reclusive, wounded loner, always looking for a way out. Her roommate that year was a lesbian. Months after moving in, she tried to kill herself. The girl went crazy, they said. She was bipolar, they said. All I knew was that she sounded evil, horrifying, demonic.
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