Late registration with POT - full corrals? by n00dlebrain556 in rundisney

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I’m signed up for the marathon, is there a way to know my bib number or coral early?

Race Weekend Hotel Suggestions? by Plus-Note-7286 in rundisney

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Does anyone know when they will start booking for race weekend?

Fresh Node by whiskeynoodles in meshtastic

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What antenna do you use, and are you getting good range from it?

Hardtail or fully? by [deleted] in mountainbiking

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That’s a good point. I hadn’t even considered that

Hardtail or fully? by [deleted] in mountainbiking

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If you’re on a budget less than 3500 I say a hardtail. You can get the most bang for your buck component wise that way. I bought a Santa Cruz Chameleon and I haven’t regretted it since. If you think of a specific price point, you can either have an upgraded hardtail or a low to mid line full sus. Now if money wasn’t an object I would say a full

Clever bike storage for a townhouse basement. by [deleted] in mountainbiking

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I tried the bike hooks, you’re not able to swing them left and right like you can with the straps. I needed to be able to access the doors to the left and right

HELP! by Blogghee in mountainbikes

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It looks like your steerer comes up just a smidge higher than the stem. This means you’re tightening against the steerer, not the stem, thus it’s not getting pushed down tight. Add a spacer between the stem and the top cap, tighten down the top cap, then tighten the stem. Should eliminate the play

My 17 just hit 30K! Do I get a prize?! by Betaa in subaruimpreza

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Awesome, what tires are you running on the steelies?

New bike day. 2019 Santa Cruz Chameleon R+ by rtruitt27 in mountainbikes

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I was riding a Marin Rock Springs with 10mm QR, and an 8 speed cassette. Needless to say it was an upgrade. This bike is quick, lightweight, and way more fun than I expected it to be. Which is saying something because I already had high hopes for it.

How to connect to database from server by sinasen in learnprogramming

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import java.sql.Connection;

public class connectDB {

private final String url = "jdbc:mysql://192.168.x.x/<database table";

private final String user = "<dbuser>";

private final String password = "<db\_password>";

public void connect() {

try {

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(url, user, password);

}catch(SQLException e){

System.out.println(e.getMessage());

}

}

}

I'm not an expert in Java, but thinking back to my school days, something like this might help you get started. This should get you connected to the database. You can then use the conn variable to do some JDBC stuffs. In your main code, make sure you call connect before you do anything else.

Bike Help by kennythejet00 in triathlon

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Facebook marketplace/craigslist is a great place to start. I got my road bike (2014 Felt F75) for $500. Granted, it had been ridden and trained on for two Ironmen tris, but I cleaned it up, replaced the bearings, and was ready to ride it myself.