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Farishta Jayas

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  1. My old Dell square monitor does not register on my ASUS GL502vmk. I am using the mini display port with a Ugreen VGA to minidisplay port converter. The monitor works with my 2015 Macbook pro. What can I do to make the mini display port work with my ASUS laptop?

     

     

  2. 18 hours ago, RAS_3885 said:

    Are you having thermal issues that necessitate an external cooler?

     

    If so, have you cleaned the fans and heatsinks recently to make sure the internal cooling is working as intended?

    My laptop is overheating and yes, I have cleaned the heatsinks recently. I can't get hold of any thermal paste from the stores that are providing home delivery, hence I am trying to settle for alternative options. 

  3. So, I would like the results to automatically replace the values of pa, pb, pc and pd. Instead of manually replacing them every-time. How can I use a loop to run this program 20 times

    without changing the values of the variables in each iteration ?

     

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  4. 5 hours ago, Franck said:

    Then i assume the webpage are server with django or something like that ? Anyhow your easiest path is to simply do AJAX call. You query with AJAX a specific path that you receive the POST containing the method and parameter and it simply output the results. You can find many simple tutorial on the web for this. Setting a simple one up take about 30 minutes for someone new to this.

    Thank you very much Franck. I was able to find the solution. 

  5. On 4/13/2020 at 6:16 PM, Franck said:

    So by asking that i guess you have zero experience with web development. Can you tell us more about your structure ? what technology run front and back end or if easier what language does frontend and back end uses ?

    Yes, I am very new. It's school project. The backend uses Python and the frontend is being done via a mixture of bootstrap, HTML, CSS and JS. 

     

  6. 1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

    That looks like a plectrum, otherwise known as a guitar pick to me. That's bound to not clean thermal paste well though, without any solvent it will leave some paste behind.

    Are you talking about the blue stick on top of the battery? 

  7. On 4/12/2020 at 12:14 PM, Eigenvektor said:

    Normally your website communicates with some backend service over REST. The backend service communicates with the database. You website doesn't communicate with the database directly (for security, among other reasons)

     

    For example your website makes a GET call to the "/customers" endpoint to get all customer. The backend does whatever it has to do to get all customers from the database, converts that to JSON and then returns a JSON array containing all customers to the frontend. The frontend doesn't deal with the database directly. The backend often has additional logic e.g. to verify the current user has permission to get all customers and so on.

    I see. I figured that I asked the wrong question. I just needed to find out how to make http requests. Thank you!

  8. 3 minutes ago, jaslion said:

    I'd first fix the obvious issue that is bad temps and then diagnose for anything else. Also small tip on a lot do use enough thermal paste as it doesn't get spread out as much due to the cpu and gpu not having an ihs but direct contact. So don't be afraid to use more than a grain of rice and maybe use 2.

    Thank you very much. I will get to it right away! 

  9. 12 minutes ago, jaslion said:

    Look at clockspeeds during this. There may also be something else in the background using the cpu. That laptop is by no means a bad laptop. Have you ever cleaned it from dust? I'm using a 6700hq and 970m combo and yours is plain better and my cpu scores around the 1600s. So I am thinking this is either a thermal or software issue here.

    I tried, cleaning the laptop. But, yes,  I will try to doing a re paste as soon as possible. 

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