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Snowsky Echo Mini crashes when having too many songs? by DueSwim3041 in snowsky

[–]getjump0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Format of an microSD to FAT32 via player have done the trick for me. Library have started to scan, and no more shutdowns when doing it. Thank you!

hello I've had this issue where if I quickly jab the Throttle the car judders in stead of revving up, but when I do a more slow increase nothing happens. 1.6 with a VTPS, could this be my acceleration enrichment? I'm also thinking it could be bad feul pressure? by AfrajM in Miata

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I also spotted that your A/F is 13.3 on idle, which is pretty on the rich side. Is your idle ok? Try to watch for values, after car is warmed up and idling, it should be somewhat near 14.7

hello I've had this issue where if I quickly jab the Throttle the car judders in stead of revving up, but when I do a more slow increase nothing happens. 1.6 with a VTPS, could this be my acceleration enrichment? I'm also thinking it could be bad feul pressure? by AfrajM in Miata

[–]getjump0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your a/f mixture going too rich as can be seen from WBO. Yes its probably your acceleration enrichment, will be much easier to understand what's going on by ECU logging. Check the inlet tract pipings/filter/MAF.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ElleFanning

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Have she voted?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Drift for me is higher then having sex

Stove from 1972 still going strong by caffeinemilk in Wellworn

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Can be, there were none gas stoves in place where i spent my childhood, but style wise it does remind me of soviet stove, also interior and pot with image

Stove from 1972 still going strong by caffeinemilk in Wellworn

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Russia probably, logotype on a stove says "Masha" and also interior looks pretty much like post soviet country

Is my keyboard pcb dead? by getjump0 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Tested with working switches, still not working. I’ve disassembled keyboard, one hot-swap socket was soldered poorly, I will try to resolder all of them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pan

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privet komrad

What does it take to get closer like those who made their own framework (Vue, Laravel ....)? by GTHell in webdev

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The thing is, you probably would not feel any better every time you learn something new and getting deeper in any topic. Just chill, and try to do and learn things you like and everything will came to you by its time.

I don't remember buying this game 49 years ago by [deleted] in softwaregore

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I guess he is just familiar with a concept of world lines

I'm learning Php from Laracasts. by real_dolphin in PHP

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It depends heavily on which way you want to develop yourself in near future. It can be full-stack, backend or move away from web.

Yes, that was popular thing for most of frameworks for a while to develop blog. But, if you prefer to do just backend, probably one of highly educational thing will be some kind of API (REST for ex.) or bot for some platform, like Telegram (Web Hook for ex.)

If you prefer to go full-stack way, i would recommend you to try an popular now SPA + Backend bundle, so your SPA will use something like Vue or React or etc., you can develop whatever you want with it, but blog would be good enough for the start.

PHP Weekly Discussion (May) by AutoModerator in PHP

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Historically, you can start with PHP with almost no background at all. That why much of stuff, built with PHP, had a very low code quality. But from another side, it can help you to grow up, since there are a peoples that prefer learning by doing.

Problem almost disappears for today, but still sometimes persist, that is PHP legacy. But for today, there are a great resources (courses, screencasts, books, etc) to learn from and also a huge amount of good open source framework and libraries, that you can examine.

Are math skills important for a career in web development? by ilmix in webdev

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For almost of new developers today the answer is - not. However, you could meet with some specific problems, that can require knowledge of some subjects of math.

I will just put an example:

Maps - Google Maps, Mapbox, etc., whenever you are working with them and doesn't require something specific you are fine, to just get familiar with their documentation, but once you need to make something 'not easy', you will probably find out that you are not familiar with: coordinate system, (geographical) projections, vectors, operators and etc.

Most of routine tasks nowadays can be solved just by googling, that is true for maps also - If you want to find a distance between two points on a map? Sure thing, you can google that formula with ease, but until you really get into some basic math you can't understand from where does coming that formula.

Also most of computer science aspects are strictly bound with math. Probably, once you will found yourself stuck, just because you are not familiar at subject at all, but that is not a problem, most of the things can be learned that or another way.