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Sonic has always been a game about speed running. The common complaint Arin has about Sonic games, even the old sonics, is that it had moments that slowed you down, when it's supposed to be about going fast.
Sonic level design punishes you for mistakes. Miss that jump? You don't hit that super fast path through the level so you have to take the "slow" path. It's not punishing with death, it punishes with slow. The player wants to have a good time in a Sonic game, so the drive is not making those mistakes to avoid those "slow" moments.
The GR1, and all rucks from GORUCK really, have a perfect balance between durability, organization and easy of use. They open flat, allowing for fast and easy access to all the items. They have internal pockets and MOLLE, allowing for great organization. And they don't have unnessesary straps all over the place, making it easy to move around without fear of them getting caught on soemthing. They are durable, blend in great and can literally help you pack lighter.
What the moral? Who rides may read.
When the night is thick and the tracks are blind
A friend at a pinch is a friend, indeed,6
But a fool to wait for the laggard behind.
Down to Gehenna7 or up to the Throne,
He travels the fastest who travels alone.
i'm trying to implement a simple countdown using Timer (using -countdown-timer code). it does work if i run the timer once but if i stop the timer or the timer goes to 00:00 the next time i'll start it, it will go 2x faster. if i stop it and start it again it will go 3x faster.
If your Android device is not strong enough or stuck with bad chip drivers/throttling while you have shader enhancements on with rewind enabled,that may be the cause of your ineffective fast forwarding,or you possibly changed some settings that prevent it from working properly.
Cores like NES and the fastest equivalent of the SNES cores should definitely be able to hit higher speeds (despite native game lag),mostly even with all of that other stuff enabled too.Maybe you are using a shader at high scale that it can barely handle along with rewind,usually many devices tend to struggle with both enabled in most cases,so try to see how fast you can get it by disabling rewind and taking off any shaders you have enabled if you have some on.If it still refuses to go faster than 5% more,then the problem is related to something else entirely,hope this helps if its causing the issue.
Earthbound has native lag (especially with all 4 party members and a teddy bear) that can make it difficult to fast forward,and using older versions of SNES emulators will more likely cause increased encounter rates due to anti-yarhar measures,lagging the game out more often while making it much more difficult.
This is a really good question. My personal experience is that going fast enough so the bumps are smoothed out will definitely ruin shocks, suspension bushings, and possibly tires, more quickly. On the other hand, it will be easier on you and on hundreds of other components of the vehicle.
Your MCSL defines your entry speed/exit speed balance. This balance is so critical to setting a good lap time. We know that we can learn what type of corners are entry speed, exit speed or rolling speed corners simply by looking at a track map. Therefore, we can find a general starting point in the corner where we want to be going the slowest, AKA where we want that MCSL to be.
Hopefully this article gives you a new perspective on the importance of where in a turn we want to go the slowest. Knowing where our Minimum Corner Speed Location wants to happen in a given turn is crucial to being fast and it should be a pre-mediated thought. Having the discipline to apply this makes the difference between world champion and runner up.
It is our stated goal as a company to live in harmony with the web, by only doing things that we believe make the internet better, at least in some small way. No, seriously. It's in writing and everything, I swear! We're not here to subvert or own anyone or anything. We just love community, and we love getting great answers to our questions. So if something gets in our way while doing that, well, we're not gonna fight you. We'll just turn. And keep going forward, really fast. Which is why those clones better move quick if they want to keep up with us.
Boyd decided that the primary determinant to winning dogfights was not observing, orienting, planning, or acting better. The primary determinant to winning dogfights was observing, orienting, planning, and acting faster. In other words, how quickly one could iterate. Speed of iteration, Boyd suggested, beats quality of iteration.
Whilst this is not going to turn into full game speed running (that requires a whole different level of commitment), I can see the appeal. The process from going from fumbling around to gaining familiarity to making a route as efficient as possible is great fun. Further refinements that take off a second here, a second there have their own exhilaration. It also has the advantage of being concrete progress. The route gets cleaner, and the time taken goes down. It is quantifiable progress, and any improvement is not up for debate. The run got faster. Sometimes it is nice to have that clarity.
Sometimes shaving off extra time is a simple process. After the first run of realising I did not remember anything about the tomb in question saving time was simply a case of doing the puzzles faster. Then there are the little details. That would be doing certain sequences in an order, in some cases it was picking running lanes and angles that might only save half a second, but a few half seconds go a long way.
They're going to see things you can't see and help you establish what the "minimum" is for your MVP. In the Hotjar MVP phase, we created a Google Doc that listed out all the features of Hotjar and what you could do with each one, and then ran through it multiple times and asked ourselves:
Instead, build your MVP, ship it fast, and participate in the communities where your target market spends time. Focus on the first 10, 20, or 50 Sneezers that will actually help get the word out, and make iterative changes.
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As foon as the pc starts up the fans start going full power and never stop. The case fan too. Turned on the psu outside the case with a clip and it goes full power too. (Other of the same type don't do this) Also when I use another psu in that case the case fan runs normal. The problem follows the psu. I have around 7 pcs with this problem. Very unlikely that I will be able to get new psu for this machines, so I want to try and fix them.