bomberblyat

I actually was having the same issue that suddenly appeared the other day. Kept scrolling up when I was in my start menu and made it impossible for me to select to shut down. I just force shut off my computer and when I started it back up the issue was gone... Might be some issue with a new Windows update.

oh yeah, im going to wait then, unless i find good deal for 2070 super

I've never used the library, but do you not want:
// this: var testChannel = client.channels.cache.get('channel id') // instead of this? var testChannel = client.channels.cache.get(channel => channel.id === ('*channel id here*'))

@bomberblyat Best to not try now, Everybody is buying stuff as stores may shut off.
 
Oculus Go may be a good VR Headset but it only has a single controller
 

Yes you can, not more than 3 i think though

yeah well ill fix it i think its driver / bios issue

i did

alright ill switch the ram to a bit faster

Yup.  Only concern is the 3rd generation Ryzen in the B450.  A BIOS update might be needed.

Sounds you might have dislodged something. Pull power cord, open case, reseat everything. Power back up and see what happens
report back

You can check Takstar pro82, its super comfy and its in the same class with m40x imo..

Get a MDR7506

Your welcome, that is still a good set of headphones, and one option that would still fit your budget quite nicely. I will look for others though.

Did you mean ath m40x?

Are you a gamer or content creator?

There may some better ones but it is a solid headset with pretty good value.

i think gigabyte is way to go if youre overclocker otherwise asus

Dont get me wrong the amp will give you headphones a good kick and will improve your experience its just you could have had an easy all in one package sorry to sound blunt earlier.  Im sure you could find some respectively priced dacs to go along with that when budget permits.
 
Cheers

So yes this is possible:
<?php $v1 = 10; $v2 = 5; echo $result = ($v1 / $v2); // output: 2 var_dump($result); // output: int(2) The question is more, should you write this?
I would argue for no. I think it's more readable to first only create the value $result and then echo it separately. I think it's more readable and in the end this should be your goal. The computer will always understand messy code, but humans tend to have more problem with that. Think of it like this, you should alway write code for humans first, not for computers. If you stumble across your code in a year, which would you find easier to understand (or anyone else)?
 
I would go with that. Even if it's one line longer
<?php $var1 = 10; $var2 = 5; $result = ( $var1 / $var2 ); echo $result;  

Always whats more human (you and me ) readable.
Name your variables appropriately (having var1-var15 is bad, its hard to understand what they each represent), always step by step so that it's easy to understand.
Just try to make it simple. Imagine you would have to look at your script again in 10 years... how long would you take to understand it (goal is to shorten this time). I think it's important to always code with that in mind. 
 
In the 2. code example it's really hard to understand what the code does, what the variables are. It takes quit some time to understand what it does.
 

@bomberblyat I'm sorry that you have to witness this, this thread its next comments will be only arguing about languages and it won't get much interesting for now.
Let the boys fight and don't really care anymore, for further questions just make a new thread

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Ahh gotcha.
 
If you didn't manually OC, then that's a problem. That might mean an imminent GPU death.
 
You should reseat it though, to make sure. Take it off your computer (unplug it first), put it back in. See if that helps. And do try to take the clocks further down until you're not getting the artifacts.
 
Try the memory clocks as well.

If you have run your card overclocked for a long time and only now artifacts are showing up, you should go back to stock settings and see if that helps. Clean up your drivers as well to make sure (use Display Driver Uninstaller in safe mode, then reinstall your drivers).
 
If the artifacts go away after reverting your overclock, you're in luck; that's a sign of GPU aging that it doesn't overclock as far. Think of it like an athlete in their 40s-50s. You can still OC, but you'll need more voltage for the same clocks.
 
If you still get them while stock / after reinstalling drivers, you might be in trouble.

Don’t use flux windows has it built in now and it works much better