Undertaker225

did you re-install drivers?
 

60s for idle is very odd, Unless it really is just a bad sensor, if the cpu thought it was really hot it would still shut down even if it was not actually hot. If the heat sink is getting really hot at idle then it could be a bad cpu, if the heat sink is mostly cold that it could be a sensor or just a really bad heatsink. Computers are annoying in that every issue has a large number of possible causes. 

what system is this?
 
 

Just gonna give a list of possible causes some of them mighy be dumb etc but just trying to help
 
1. Too much dust in heatsink
2. Broken fan ?
3. Maybe the temperature sensors gone crazy
4. Internal compound under the lid is gone ?

if its idling that high then it sounds more like the heat sink isnt mounted properly. Thats the most common issue with high idle temps on air. 

np, Thanks for taking time to help me, ill read through the code to make sure i understand all of it before moving on  

using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class playerMovement : MonoBehaviour { public float force; public Rigidbody rb; public bool grounded; void Start() { force = 500; rb = gameObject.GetComponent<Rigidbody>(); grounded = true; } void FixedUpdate() { if (grounded) { grounded = false; rb.AddForce(gameObject.transform.up * force); } } void OnCollisionEnter(Collision collidingObject) { grounded = true; } } Try this. I want to apologize for just looking at the simplicity of jumping, rather than worrying about actual game mechanics. This actual saves you from having to use more than one script. Basically, we are going to add a force in the upward direction only and then multiply it by a force to give it enough power to jump. Try and see if this works for your situation.

Also, it seems as though you are trying to implement multiple features at a single time. It is probably a good idea just to implement the jumping mechanic. Now looking at your code, I think that you might have an issue with your trigger methods. If they are called too fast, then it's possible that it's calling player.grounded equate to true before it ever leaves.
 
This is also made worse by the fact that you are doing movement by adding force. So the movement won't be as immediate.
 
Again, Hope this Helps.

Perhaps you aren't adding enough force. This is just my initial interpretation of the code. ALSO, I notice that you are working with a "horizontal" force from Unity's API, but you are trying to jump, which by logic would seem to be vertical?
 
What I would do is create a new Vector2 and pass in '0' for horizontal force and then "Haxis" for the vertical. Except you should probably name that "V_Axis" if you are going to program it like that. There is a chance that I am wrong however, maybe Unity doesn't define horizontal and vertical in the same orientation?

Hope this helps,
Friendly LTT member.

Had in fact missed that.
 
Lenovo ThinkPad P50 has decent battery life from what I recall, up to 8 hours...

I think this post might help:
 
https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/706551-battlefield-4/67717882
 
According to the poster: "no",

Personally I have a MX brown Leopold FC660M which I use at the office (programming, typing, etc) and at home for gaming.
I enjoy typing on it a lot, but I'm not sure I actually type any faster than I would on a membrane keyboard, though your mileage may vary. It certainly feels better to type on than a low profile keyboard, and that's probably the more important factor for me personally.
 
If you're working a job or are a student where you're typing most of the day, I think it's worth the investment. As far as key switches, I think browns are a good all around and are quiet enough to not drive everyone around you crazy. Do you have an electronics store near you where you could try a few keyboards out? 

Honestly, that's a great keyboard recommendation. Also, it took me almost a week before I reduced my mistakes on the keyboard to a bare minimum, but the speed increase was definitely noticeable quicker than that. It got really good about a month in of solid typing every day though. I use 10 rounds of the typing test that first pops up in Google search to test it.
 
If you can go to a store where they have one plugged in, see if you can test a typing test online with one.

Yep!

So just to verify that I am not understanding you wrong, your phone as well has this new launcher, as well as the new app grouping windows? Sorry pushing this verification.
 
Thank you.

Must have been a ninja update. lol

Yeah same happened to me some time Sunday night/Monday morning, confused me a little when I woke up and realised lol.

There is OpenNMS, haven't ever tried it but seen it around a few times. 

Sorry, but that's all I am aware of. Wish I could have helped
 

That being said, we use WDS without any major issues, it's probably the best bet for Windows-only environments Hope this helps.

Hey, so after some discussion with a friend of mine, he let me know that his company uses a program called SmartDeploy to deploy OS images. Whereas I cannot give you my personal experience with this software, I think it's best to have multiple options before committing to a decision. Hope this helps!

not much details on the phone itself, but here's the email text being sent to newsletter subscribers
 
however... Androidpolice does have a leak of how the phone looks...

http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/06/06/exclusive-this-is-the-oneplus-5/
 
accompanying launch page (probably for pre-orders) 
https://oneplus.net/launch
 
http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/06/06/oneplus-will-reveal-oneplus-5-june-20th/
 

WDS + MDT is likely the most advanced you'll need to go, WDS is included in the cost of Windows Server and MDT is free.

Normally I would say Custom build, but if you are as impatient as me and have an extra $150 to spend, then go for it. There are much greater perks though to custom building a machine though, like you knowing the ins and outs and customizability, and you certainly don't have to worry about warranty, and you know the parts are good because you will be testing them.

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