BloodViolet

Hey, I was wondering if it's possible to check the battery level of my mouse without having to install logitech's software. I'm on Windows 10.

Every time I plug in my PS5 controller into my PC I experience this weird issue where the loading circle next to the mouse cursor pops in and out of existence and I get a consistent 0.1% more CPU usage on the system interrupt service in Windows. The controller works fine in-game but there are these weird micro stutters when in any full screen application, making gaming not really enjoyable. This micro stuttering stops as soon as I unplug the controller. Also all these issues only pop up when connected via usb-c cable. If I connect the controller via Bluetooth non of these problems occur and everything works as intended. Does anybody know why something like this could happen and how I might be able to fix it? I've tried different usb cables and usb ports. With DS4Windows and without. Nothing helped so far

The reason I even made this post is because I like their content. The problem is its clickbait. How does ltt know I never head of clevo and if I did know about them isnt it clickbait. What algorithm changes are you speaking about. Do some minor tweaks to the youtube algorithm negate a promise made to the community?

I thought LTT wanted to get away from clickbaity titles such as: Faster Mobile Internet for FREE - No… Seriously Are 8K TV manufacturers LYING?? "Artificial Humans" And my personal favorite: The CRAZY laptop manufacturer you've never heard of...

var is scoped to the nearest function block and let is scoped to the nearest enclosing block.

C/C++ are fairly low level languages. Although in theory you could program anything in C++, it doesn't always make sense. Whenever performance is important or you need to perform low level tasks (Memory or hardware related stuff) it makes sense to work with C/C++. If you work with huge datasets or scraping, parsing etc. C/C++ requires a lot more work to make it work than let's say Python. For your project of mapping inputs, you could very well code this in C++. If there isn't an API or wrapper available for the stuff you want to write, you'll almost certainly want to write this in C++ to minimize latency.