LFS has always been far more CPU intensive than GPU.
WD40 is not a lubricant if that's what you intend to use it for.
http://www.reddit.com/r/YouShouldKnow/comments/1wa9a6/ysk_wd40_is_a_solvent_not_a_lubricant_mistaking/
BSB is always a good show too. I binge-watched the 2014 season over the last month and really enjoyed it. It was a shame to see Kiyo struggle so much this weekend after how strong he was last year and in testing.
I used to think Burnicle and Whitham were just okay commentators from hearing them do WSBK, especially compared to Moody and Ryder, but they've really grown on me after watching BSB. Maybe it's the more intimate setting of BSB, they seem to be more in their element there compared to WSBK.
I used to think Burnicle and Whitham were just okay commentators from hearing them do WSBK, especially compared to Moody and Ryder, but they've really grown on me after watching BSB. Maybe it's the more intimate setting of BSB, they seem to be more in their element there compared to WSBK.
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What are you on about... discrete desktop graphics cards that use system RAM haven't existed in the last 10 years.
I'm not sure if this works but it's worth a try.
1. Set AI strength
2. Add AI car
3. Change AI strength
4. Add another AI car
1. Set AI strength
2. Add AI car
3. Change AI strength
4. Add another AI car
It also makes for fun antics like placing haybales and walls in front of unsuspecting drivers.
Don't ride like an idiot, be aware of your surroundings at all times, and the chances of dying on the road drop dramatically.
Tyre physics have changed a lot since then.
Perhaps an ignore feature would help.
Update your video card drivers.
Does it surprise you that driving through the outback sandblasts the paint?
I'm sure you're just trolling, but in case you're not (Poe's Law being a thing), it's the second amendment to the US Constitution that declares the "right to bear arms" for a "well regulated militia". The first declares free speech rights for various parties. Why someone would object to an imagined infringement on the free speech rights of corporations responsible for transmission, when the alternative is actual infringement on the rights of the people and content generators, is beyond me.
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For that price you can get something a lot more fun.
http://www.ktm.com/supersport/rc-390/highlights.html
http://www.yamahamotorsports.com/sport/models/yzf-r3
http://www.kawasaki.com/Products/2015-Ninja-300-SE
Check that your firewall is not blocking LFS. Also try a fresh install of LFS.
I'm fairly certain that is not a typical living situation, even among people on the interwebs.
I think it's pretty much a given the displays on all those are going to be TN type, hardly ideal for photo editing. IPS and PLS are the preferred panel types for that kind of work, although having a particular panel type does not guarantee proper color accuracy.
Regarding CPU specs:
http://ark.intel.com/compare/81018,75459,81015
They're all dual-core with hyperthreading (4 logical threads).
From i3 to i5, you get a lower base clock (84% of i3) but the addition of a Turbo clock that is 37% higher than the i3's clock (i3 lacks Turbo).
From i5 to i7, you get 33% more L3 cache (not really useful for your purposes), higher base (25%) and turbo (19%) clocks, and 10% higher max graphics clock.
Turbo basically means individual cores will increase their clock up to that limit under heavy load until either the load ceases or thermal and/or power draw limits force it to clock back down.
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Another possible option for you is a Chromebook, especially since it seems Photoshop may be available, if not now then soon:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2688661/full-blown-photoshop-is-coming-to-chromebooks.html
Anandtech just reviewed this one favorably, particularly for its above-average IPS display, though as with most Chromebooks, it is a bit lacking in CPU performance:
http://anandtech.com/show/8961/toshiba-chromebook-2-a-feast-for-the-eyes
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You can try reducing the Maximum Lock Angle. It's in the Garage under Steering. It's part of the Setup for a particular car, so you'll need to change it if you ever change cars or load a different Setup.
Alternatively: get an after school job, save up, and buy a better wheel. And an S2 license while you're at it. It's what I did when I was not much older than you, when LFS was first released in 2002.
Alternatively: get an after school job, save up, and buy a better wheel. And an S2 license while you're at it. It's what I did when I was not much older than you, when LFS was first released in 2002.
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Why don't you tell us how you really feel?
They're just ASCII values that spell out "Unknown" as shown by the ASCII translation on the right, beside the hex values. Although, it's odd they're stored on integer boundaries rather than byte as might be expected of a char array. Whether these data are actually coming from LFS is unclear.
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG