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The title says it all. I am looking for an airpod alternative for android since I have a ton of Amazon gift cards laying around. I don't quite have a defined budget, but I would prefer to stay under the $150 USD range.

So what you're telling me is that your fps should be 140 fps, but you're only seeing 50-60 fps?

Well, another restart fixed the gaming fps issue. My task manager is still messed up though, but it always is

I am very confused on what is going on with my laptop. I woke up this morning and used my computer as fine as usual. I come home later today and I boot up my computer and noticed my computer didn't boot into grub. Instead, it booted directly into windows. So I'm messing around and my discord keeps on crashing so I restart it and then it was fine. I open up Rainbow Six Seige and I'm getting 30FPS max. I close Rainbow six and I notice my discord is using 50% of my CPU. I close it and then notice my other programs are causing my cpu usage to be stuck to 100%. I go to my power options and notice that all my plans are missing. I then create a new high performance plan, but I'm still getting issues. According to CPU Z my CPU is at its max clock. I have no idea what is going on. Any suggestions? Here is my CPU on idle: Edit: My cpu temps are about 80 degrees Celsius on idle; however, it's not thermal throttling Specs: MSI Ghost Pro 7700hq 16GB Memory 1060 6GB

Are you sure something is actually wrong with the processor itself or something else (cooler)?

I believe 32bit Minecraft/Java has a 1GB limit. Reinstall JRE 8 (64-bit) and Minecraft. Edit: Never mind. OS is not 32 bit, but still check if its 32 bit programs

Did you disable administrator privileges on your windows account or did you change your user permissions for that drive?

I haven't been involved in the TV market for a while my parents are looking at getting a new TV. Here are their current requirements: The absolute max budget of $1400 - $1500 USD 65 Inches 4K Smart (Must support sling tv and the OS must not be buggy/slow) Good Picture Quality TV also must be from Best Buy Thanks!

Linus21-20? Is that an official LTT affiliate link? Edit: I guess it is

If you want to use your TV as a gaming setup then I would look a Moonlight. I have a Kodi + Moonlight config on my RPI to stream games. Just note that I would recommend at least ethernet, WiFi is horrible.

I have a 2014 Mac Mini and it's doing ok so far. I would recommend installing an ssd if it doesn't come with one.

I prefer Windows 10's layout better, but it's your choice.

I have a GUI made with ReactJS and I would like to make it so when I click a button it will send a command to my python script (which will be running in the background). What can I use to communicate between ReactJS and my python application? The commands that will be sent will be like UP, DOWN, STOP.

Hold down the option key while the computer boots and select your windows usb. Then snag a copy of bootcamp drivers and you will be good to go.

Looking at building a PC for a friend. Max Budget is $1000 (willing to budge a little bit over) and it must include everything (Monitor, Mouse, Keyboard). I have an OS key laying around so that won't be a problem. He will mostly play Fornite, Rainbow Six, GTA, etc. Thanks.

This is going to sound really dumb, but this will help me learn. I am using a ReactJS + Material-UI Configuration and I have a drawer and a dialog. For some reason when I hit my button I get the dialog and the drawer to open. I want the drawer and the dialog to open with two different buttons. Help? Thanks. import React from "react"; import { render } from "react-dom"; import Drawer from "material-ui/Drawer"; import MenuItem from "material-ui/MenuItem"; import RaisedButton from "material-ui/RaisedButton"; import MuiThemeProvider from "material-ui/styles/MuiThemeProvider"; import AppBar from "material-ui/AppBar"; import Dialog from "material-ui/Dialog"; import FlatButton from "material-ui/FlatButton"; export default class DrawerSimpleExample extends React.Component { constructor(props) { super(props); this.state = { open: false }; } handleOpen = () => { this.setState({ open: true }); }; handleClose = () => { this.setState({ open: false }); }; handleToggle = () => this.setState({ open: !this.state.open }); render() { const actions = [ <FlatButton label="Cancel" primary={true} onClick={this.handleClose} />, <FlatButton label="Submit" primary={true} keyboardFocused={true} onClick={this.handleClose} /> ]; return ( <MuiThemeProvider> <div> <AppBar title="Smartdesk OS" onLeftIconButtonClick={this.handleToggle} iconClassNameRight="muidocs-icon-navigation-expand-more" /> <Drawer open={this.state.open}> <MenuItem onClick={this.handleToggle}>Close</MenuItem> <MenuItem>Home</MenuItem> <MenuItem>Desk Control</MenuItem> <MenuItem>Light Control</MenuItem> <MenuItem onClick={this.handleOpen2}>Thermostat Control</MenuItem> <MenuItem>Settings</MenuItem> </Drawer> <Dialog title="Error" actions={actions} modal={false} open={this.state.open} onRequestClose={this.handleClose} > Feature is unavailable </Dialog> </div> </MuiThemeProvider> ); } } render(<DrawerSimpleExample />, document.getElementById("root"));