You do have 256MB memory, that is definitely a part of the reason you're lagging. But since you haven't always had this lag i would suggest you to make sure the drivers are updated.
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Back in the day when i had issues with my laptop, it usually helped to reinstall Windows. I did that like 4 times a year.
Thanks for this. I did some searching around and it seems like SQLite is serverless, it doesn't have a server/process running all the time. Its a file that the coded program/website reads/make changes to.
Could someone confirm that this is true? If yes, that's amazing.
If this article is right, then I'm gonna give SQLite a try with my C# apps. Would definitely save me some time.
Norway would definitely be closer than Denmark but oh boy! Canada is a tough one to beat. I'm sure they're used to -25c+ degrees over there. We peaked at -22c this winter. Most winters we would get rough wind and -10c, and let me tell ya. You would wanna be inside when that happens.
This thread fits pretty well for todays weather we had in northern Norway.
It had been snowing for 5 hours straight, rained for 2 hours. I was working at the time and had to drive 45 km to get back to work to get some stuff sorted out before going home. Usually this drive takes 30 minutes. It took 1 hour and 20 minutes.
First of all we had to drive 30 kmh under the speedlimit (snow + rain is not a good combo). Tried to go 10 kmh under the speedlimit but would then lose traction to the road. After driving for 20 minutes we found a bus that had driven off the road. It was laying there in the snow, we stopped, walked over and talked to him. Everything was fine, we could move on.
We kept driving and were on our way to the Town Hall (where our office is located). Still had to drive pretty slow due to weather condition and very slippery road. Nothing too much happened on our way there, nearly drove off the road ourself due to ALOT of wind (i live close to the coast in north norway so we always have wind, but today was more than usual).
I forgot to mention that earlier today i saw 4 cars stuck in a parking lot. It had been snowing quite a bit that night. The ironic part is that all of those 4 cars were all-wheel-drive. Yikes!
Its been a pretty interesting day at work.
If you made it this far, thanks for reading! Turned out much longer than i expected.
It could be your LAN/WLAN driver for your computer. Have you tried a neweer version of that? I've had a similiar issue at work, where the computer turns off after a specific time.
I would suggest you to do the same that I did in 2016.
So I had two monitors of the same model. They were 144hz and i wanted one more but the one's i had were out of production.
So i sold them both to a close friend of mine and bought 3 new one's. Same brand and model. I'm pretty sure the one's i bought back then are now out of production once again. But all i know is that they're ASUS 144hz monitors with low ms and i paid approx. €900.
I have had second thoughts about them, to instead have 1 big 32" ultrawide montior. That would've been cheaper.
Whatever you decide to do, you should have all in the same hz.
Edit: The car has been like that for as long as i can remember.
But tbh, I would rather have them finish up the tracks and shaders and have this fixed later on.
Edit 2: I can remember back when i first bought LFS i was so hyped for the F1 cars, and could never get to 2nd gear.
I can't seem to make it work. I followed the instructions and got as far as where i needed to open the program. I have never used or even gotten close to python, so I'm assuming its insim.py that I'm suppose to open?
In the instructions it just says
Now start the Collsion warning program.
Where is that located exactly?
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Rob contacted me on discord and sorted out the issue, i was using the wrong python version. He agreed to put a download to the right one in the next update.
After showing me and demonstrating the features, I'm impressed by how well this insim works.
Good job, Rob.