its just i wasnt at school for 3 weeks and my school didnt bother helping me learn

so when i came back i have 6 assignments due

and yeah its just basic for and if statements

i just have no clue how to do them

Is this your first time programing?

i did html and css before

but python ye its the first time

Ok, I can't really explain it over chat, so I recommend looking up youtube tutorials

That's how I learned

ok thnx

Without knowing the particular problem you have with python it's hard to help. Usually thou, python run time has pretty descriptive error that tell you line number and maybe even what is wrong.

anyone else having insane performance issues on the iPhone 6s running iOS 14? It feels like I am using a 4s on iOS 9.

Maybe restart

you could downgrade

or you could get rid of your iphone

and spend money on a product thats not overpriced garbage

guys I thought I was told one time to not use a vacuum on a PC filter. why would this be?

or is it not true

Vacuums can cause a static electrical charge to build up inside the computer which is not great for sensitive electronics like computes. In contrast, compressed air will not.

Compressed air is best way to go as stated above

I see ok

That's what I was thinking the reason was but wasn't sure

I just spent an hour trying to get Linux fan control working on my work PC. Nothing I did would get it to detect the temperature sensors on the GPU fan. It turned out that the default video-linux drivers mess with fan control, so all I had to do was install the nvidia ones.

linux gang

So, quick fix - but now i have to run proprietary drivers which are known to crash quite a bit

But more importantly than crashes is that I now feel morally inferior to Richard Stallman

have you heard of corectrl for linux

its pretty good

Is it to do with temperature sensors?

its for gpu and cpu tuning

i still reccomend it for amd stuff

I have grown a greater dislike for nvidia ever since I switched operating systems

The same with HP and logitech, who refuse to provide drivers for anything other than windows

I will take a look at corectl, though

It may not work, as I am not running a systemd distro

But, I'll give it a try

they have versions for nearly every distro so it should have one for yours

Hopefully, it's init system independent, so I don't have to go and find some patch that makes it work for upstart

I hate how on Linux, Nvidia makes it nearly impossible to install cuda acceleration in a mixed GPU brand environment. My workstation has both a Vega 64 and a GTX 1080 for acceleration of different workloads. You have to install drivers and modify install configurations in a very particular order just to make everything work with OpenCL and Cuda with the corresponding GPU.

im lgad amd is better than nvidia this time around

Does anybody have issues with a flexvolt battery not receiving charge? Is this the right place to ask?