at 0:35 i can land the command grab as soon as his overhead animation ends, but why can't i land it after his snowfall while others like sonicfox can? does it have anything to do with my low end laptop? or my inputs timing are just terrible?
v.redd.it/1ohfm1zuxyb81
An overhead view of the Skylab space station in Earth orbit as photographed from the Skylab 4 Command and Service Modules (CSM) during the final fly-around by the CSM before returning home. Feb. 8, 1974
The moon as photographed by the Apollo 13 crew from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window. April 14, 1970 [2369x2457]
Reducing command-line startup overhead?
I'm thinking of porting my shell tab completion library from Perl. Basically the way the completion works is: a node CLI script is installed as the completion handler via complete -C, runs, parses the COMP_LINE and COMP_POINT environment variables given by bash, and returns the completion answer via standard output. This happens whenever user requests completion by pressing Tab in the shell prompt.
Last time I used node a few years ago, the startup overhead (running nodejs -e true) is around 0.1s. Not great, but doable. Today I tested again on my laptop (node v10.15.2 on Ubuntu 20.04.2):
% time nodejs -e true
real 0m0.442s
user 0m0.416s
sys 0m0.029s
which will be annoyingly slow for a tab completion script. Is there a way to significantly reduce this startup overhead? For comparison:
$ time perl -e1
real 0m0.012s
user 0m0.005s
sys 0m0.007s
$ time python -c1
real 0m0.035s
user 0m0.020s
sys 0m0.016s
$ time ruby -e1
real 0m0.087s
user 0m0.073s
sys 0m0.014s
Overhead slash when I give stab command?
Sometimes I do "mousewheel up" and it results in an overhead, instead of what it's binded to, stab. Is this normal?
The moon as photographed by the Apollo 13 crew from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window.
Is there an overhead cost to commands like draw indirect, conditional rendering, or other things that "complicate" GPU-side logic?
Are "simple" draw commands faster, as long as the CPU can keep up with filling command buffers?
The crew of Apollo 13 photographed the Moon from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window. Crater Chaplygin is the major feature shown on the lunar surface. [2369 x 2457]
A white phosphorus bomb explodes on a mast top, while the ship in use as a target in Chesapeake Bay, 23 September 1921. An Army Martin twin-engine bomber is flying overhead. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.[5638x4096]
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
What is the overhead from a sysadmin side of installing AWS S3 command line?
I've installed it on vm seemed pretty straightforward and I have a use case which reads data from aws s3 and its been quite challenging to get the data without the AWS cli .
My team does not want to install the aws s3 cli for I guess overhead and maybe security issues.
what is the overhead from a sysadmin side of installing AWS S3 command line? Any security , depency issues.
How should I convince them that installing the cli is the right way to go?
Thank you
Trying to make a 'simple' command prompt program to track pizza delivery tips and overhead
I'd like to be pointed in the right direction if possible. Not really looking for a solution but anything helps.
Basically I want the program to go as follows... Total python newb here so I hope you understand my idea written out..
>>> Total Price: (user enters the total order price)
>>> Amount Given: (user enters the total amount received)
>>> Tip Received = (displays the difference of Amount Given and Total Price)
>>> Total Round Trip Distance = (user enters the round trip distance in miles)
>>> Total Tip Received After Gas and Wear-n-Tear = (displays total tip amount after deducting gas and distance)
wearntear = 0.1
gasused = 30 miles a gallon
It's possible to adjust the opacity of the new +cl_show_team_equipment command with cl_teamid_overhead_name_alpha
Some examples:
cl_teamid_overhead_name_alpha "240" (default): http://i.imgur.com/Fp1apTH.jpg
cl_teamid_overhead_name_alpha "100": http://i.imgur.com/Euoly2A.jpg
cl_teamid_overhead_name_alpha "50": http://i.imgur.com/ilgEuG0.jpg
cl_teamid_overhead_name_alpha "10": http://i.imgur.com/BnstMdi.jpg
PS. Here's a script I made to combine +use, +cl_show_team_equipment and showing game instructor messages (to see where the bombs planted through smokes) only while having the key pressed:
alias "+customuse" "+use;+cl_show_team_equipment;gameinstructor_enable 1"
alias "-customuse" "-use;-cl_show_team_equipment;gameinstructor_enable 0"
bind "e" "+customuse"
Do Serial.print commands cause overhead when it's not connected to a Serial Monitor?
I was just wondering when I disconnect my Arduino from the computer and it's running off of battery power whether these lines are causing unnecessary overhead or if they needed to be commented out when you don't need them.
The crew of Apollo 13 photographed the Moon from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window. 15 April 1970. [2369 x 2457]
Nailgun is a client, protocol, and server for running Java programs from the command line without incurring the JVM startup overhead
martiansoftware.com/nailg…
[Bash] TIL about "here strings", similar to here documents. The word after <<< and a newline are passed to the standard input of a command. Syntax: ''command <<< "some sentence"'' (Like ''echo "some sentence" | command'', but without the overhead of the subshell)
Original source #bash channel on freenode .
More references:
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Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide: 18.1. Here Strings http://linux.die.net/abs-guide/x15683.html
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Bash Wiki : http://mywiki.wooledge.org/HereDocument
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Wikipedia : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_document#Here_strings
Overhead shot of HNLMS Evertsen (F805), a De Zeven Provinciën-class air defence and command frigate of the Royal Netherlands Navy [2.048×1.365]
Nailgun is a client, protocol, and server for running Java programs from the command line without incurring the JVM startup overhead
martiansoftware.com/nailg…
An overhead view of the Skylab space station cluster in Earth orbit as photographed from the Skylab 4 Command and Service Modules (CSM) during the final fly-around by the CSM before returning home [3890 x 3844]
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
[SUGGESTION] Admin command to increase overhead name draw distance
Would be incredibly useful for spectating and for raid cam/event content creators that need to see who a player is to commentate. Obviously there's the "admin abuse" that comes with this, but it could make a global announcement like the item giving does now. I know we've all watched the Phaedo82 Raid cams and either seen him vaguely point out a person, or fly at them so fast to read the name that you get motion sickness. This makes the video look unprofessional and could easily be avoided with a simple command.
What do you Guys think?
I found this by the intro cave the bome is called hover zone 3 i just thought this was interesting the only way i got there was by building hallways and hatches and some snowmen then i learned about the warp command and warped up the mountain till i could find an overhead view of this
[Spaceflight] An overhead view of the Skylab space station cluster in Earth orbit as photographed from the Skylab 4 Command and Service Modules (CSM) during the final fly-around by the CSM before returning home
OpenGL NVIDIA Command-List: Approaching Zero Driver Overhead
Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/tlorach/opengl-nvidia-commandlistapproaching-zerodriveroverhead
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6QP2ORmVOA
[Space] The crew of Apollo 13 photographed the Moon from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window. Crater Chaplygin is the major feature shown on the lunar surface.
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
[Pc-win95] Flat colored overhead spaceship command
I think it was blue vs pink(?), I know there were blue ships of different shapes and sizes. You can control the ships with the keyboard and the player could take control of any ship and had to when the current ship blew up. This has been driving me nuts for ~4 years! I used to buy a lot of demo CDs from Wal Mart (U.S) and maybe this was on one of them?
Thanks for the help!
A small attempt to recall a flashback-style screenshot http://imgur.com/NSjRTct
Edit: Some more things
- It was viewport-style (one large map and your ship was the center as you flew around)
- It was not like arcade scrolling shooters
- You could shoot rockets
- You could choose between any ship of your color to control
The Apollo 16 command module approaches splashdown in the central Pacific Ocean to successfully conclude a lunar landing mission. This overhead picture was taken from a recovery aircraft seconds before the spacecraft hit the water. [3000 × 3000]
flickr.com/photos/nasacom…
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible
[Spaceflight] The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
The Apollo 13 crew photographed the Moon out of the Lunar Module overhead rendezvous window as they passed by; the deactivated Command Module is visible [2,369px × 2,457px]
The moon as photographed by the Apollo 13 crew from their Lunar Module "life boat" as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window via /r/space
If you live east of Denver, you may get a free air show Wednesday as aircraft from the North American Aerospace Defense Command fly overhead during a training exercise.
blogs.gazette.com/highgro…
[SUGGESTION] Admin command to increase overhead name draw distance
Would be incredibly useful for spectating and for raid cam/event content creators that need to see who a player is to commentate. Obviously there's the "admin abuse" that comes with this, but it could make a global announcement like the item giving does now. I know we've all watched the Phaedo82 Raid cams and either seen him vaguely point out a person, or fly at them so fast to read the name that you get motion sickness. This makes the video look unprofessional and could easily be avoided with a simple command.
What do you Guys think?
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