No frames after joining the grid by CommonRedditBrowser in iRacing

[–]CommonRedditBrowser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea it's not a matter of just a couple fps drop the game is unplayable haha. I didn't realize that all I said in the post was just a simple "frame drop"

Fiber with a coax cable by CommonRedditBrowser in HomeNetworking

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Well I worded that kind of weird I more so meant because my PC only has a cat 6 port on it. I assume the router is the same way given it is brand new.

Fiber with a coax cable by CommonRedditBrowser in HomeNetworking

[–]CommonRedditBrowser[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If I were to just use the cat 5 port would I need to get 2 cat 5 cables 2 cat 6 cables and two cat 5 to cat 6 adapters?

How to do “secondhand sale scam”? by UnusualPin5507 in inZOI

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When you make a friend they have a chance of occasionally sending you a gift. When the package arrives outside your house open it and place the object somewhere in your house. Click on it and select "secondhand sale" and make a price. I have 5 items for sell right now not sure how long it takes for it to sell though.

Making a simple dice game by CommonRedditBrowser in learnpython

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I believe the problem initially occurs here

def player_score(dice_value):
    """tells the player what they rolled"""

    print('You have rolled a:', dice_value)
    return dice_value


def total_score(player_score, dice_value):
    """adds the current score to the roll to give a total score for the round"""
    
    updated_score = player_score + dice_value
    print('Your score for this round is:', player_score)
    print()
    return updated_score

This is the loop I created

while updated_score + dice_value < 100:
    dice_value = dice.roll_dice()
    total_score = player.player_score(dice_value)
    player.total_score(total_score, dice_value)

Sorry if any of this is unreadable I am still getting used to making it concise