Where do you store your 40-pound bag of dry food?
I was going to buy a container in Amazon, but at $36+tax i find it somewhat expensive.
Where can I store that doesn’t cost me an arm and leg?
This KHS 300 bike is being sold for $200, but the seller is saying that it's a 29" bike.
So two questions:
Is this bike really a 29" bike? I asked him for the frame size, but he doesn't know.
Why is the angle of the handlebar (and brakes) higher than regular road bikes?
Long story short: I need a rear wheel for my BH road bike. I use it for work, so the wheel doesn’t have to be great. But wheels here are $150+ per set.
So I found a Scattante bike for $150. I can use the wheel from this Scattante bike for my BH, and still have a complete backup road bike.
So… what are your thoughts on this Scattante bike for $150? https://imgur.com/a/pZm1OeJ
I've been trying to search for this older Cannondale Caad8 bike in Blue Book, but I can't seem to find it. It's supposedly R800 but I'm not really sure.
Can anyone identify this? They're selling one for $300 and I usually use the Blue Book value to negotiate price.
Thanks.
I ran the following azcopy sync command. It supposedly completed in 10 seconds, but there's no feedback. Nothing's returned.
Am I supposed to see the results somewhere else?
Here's the screenshot.
I pasted an azcopy sync command and pressed <Enter>. Nothing happened so I pressed <Ctrl-C> to terminate the current execution. Then I ran it again and I get the error
>More than one AzCopy process is running. This is a non-blocking warning, AzCopy will continue the operation. But, it is best practice to run a single process per VM.
Please terminate other instances.
I would prefer cancelling all AzCopy processes, run a new one and wait. How can I do that?
If not possible, how do I know the results of the AzCopy being run? I switched from Bash to powershell and ran the same command, so I'm not sure what's running.
Long story short: I downloaded the contents (i.e. files) of container "images" from Azure Account 1 and then uploaded all of it to container "gasolina" from Azure Account 2. Unfortunately, my internet connection is slow and spotty, and I want to make sure everything was uploaded correctly.
Using the Azure portal, can I check to see if these two containers have the same size? I would prefer this than using any command-line tools or Azure Storage Explorer (which currently isn't working for this new account).
This should be easy, but at least for me, it's not.
I just uploaded several files to my azure account. Now, I want to check if all the files were uploaded.
Is there a way to see a file count under a container?
This is what I see. I don't see an option to show how many files there are in the container. Also, there are over 1000 folders in the right screenshot, so I can't do this individually.
I tried doing this via Storage Explorer, but it's giving me a "subscription not found" error.
How much should I pay for this Ridley Orion 105?
Thanks.
We're moving everything to a new azure account. In our previous azure account we had a Storage account called "JimImageStorage". Naturally, when I try to create a Storage account with that same resource name in the new Azure account, it gives me the error that the name was already taken.
If I delete the storage account "JimImageStorage" from the old Azure account, will it be instantly available? Or is it some type of soft delete?
Thanks.
Since my Azure sql DB will be primarily used for our mobile app, I want to make it public so that anyone can connect to it.
The app uses a regular connection string to the DB. So what do I need to do so that any cellphone with our mobile app can connect to it?
Long story short: I used to have an Azure SQL database for about $12/month, which worked as expected. Unfortunately, we had billing + location issues so I want to look for alternatives.
With that said, I have an Azure SQL/sql server database and I want to find an option in AWS.
The DB is tiny (less than 10 tables with just a few rows each) but will be used by our mobile app (soon to be deployed to iPhone App Store and google play). The app will only read from this DB.
Once deployed, I'll be dealing with issues/errors related to the app. My goal is to make sure that DB connectivity/concurrency/availability is not one of those issues.
I found this reddit link of someone asking something similar and someone suggested a T4 instance.
Anyways, any help is appreciated.
I'm in Puerto Rico, and it seems that I can't create a SQL Database in (US) East US because I'm new to Azure and have the $200 in credits.
Where do I create it then?
I get this error: Your subscription does not have access to create a server in the selected region. For the latest information about region availability for your subscription, go to aka.ms/sqlcapacity. Please try another region or create a support ticket to request access.
Can someone identify this Pinarello road bike? I tried searching it by the text in the frame, but didn’t find much. The seller says it’s aluminum.
It’s being sold for USD$200.
I currently have the $5/month SQL Database Basic Service Tier and a smarterasp(dot)net "Net Advance" shared host. Both are pretty much the same price per month. I have the shared host for storing other stuff. I want to eliminate one of them.
Generally speaking, is the SQL Database Basic Service Tier better than a shared host?
Although the database being hosted is extremely small (8 tables with just a few rows of data), it’s being used for a mobile app that will soon be deployed to the iPhone App Store and google play.
Considering that I'll be dealing with issues related to the mobile, I want to make sure that DB connectivity/concurrency/availability is not one of them.
How can I download the folders to the right from the Azure Portal? They're in the container "imagesource". I downloaded and installed Azure Storage Explore (which is almost impossible to find for download), but it was just a pain in the ass to connect so I deleted it.
So... how can I download all the folders in the screenshot to the right? There are over 300 folders.
How much alcohol does one ounce of Bacardi rum (40% alcohol/volume) have compared to a domestic beer like Michelob Ultra?
Long story short: I took my bike to a shop to change the cassette. The shop told me that the rear wheel was broken and needed to be replaced. I went to the shop and the wheel was pretty busted.
So I called another shop and even though they did not have a 700c rim brake wheel, he told me that the 700c and 29” wheels (without the tire) are practically the same. I googled it and this seems to be right.
With that said, the bike shop insists that a 29” wheel (with a 700c tire) will not fit my 2014 BH Ultralight RC rim brake bike: https://i.sstatic.net/E8eoP.png
Is this true?
I’m in the US and I’d like to buy a sealed terrarium as a present. I tried searching for one at Amazon but didn’t find anything that caught my eye.
Where can I buy a decent (and not too expensive) terrarium that needs no maintenance? I know that the recipient will not maintain it, so if any maintenance is needed, it will probably die.
While installing a new 10-speed cassette and chain, the mechanic told me that my road bike's rear rim was very damaged and needs to be replaced.
While searching in ebay, I noticed that some rear rims without cassettes have a "speed" indicator. For example, this ebay listing says "11s" in the title and the description says "Speeds: 10/11 (Shimano 12 Spd)".
What does this rim have that's only usable for an 11-speed bike and not my 10-speed bike? What does "Speeds: 10/11 (Shimano 12 Spd)" mean?
