Well, not much I can do about it as it's attached to my laptop. Can't say I've ever noticed any issues when gaming, but then I do mostly use a controller for faster paced games anyway.
Notices by Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)
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Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)'s status on Saturday, 30-Nov-2024 09:46:56 JST Adam Cafolla -
Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)'s status on Saturday, 30-Nov-2024 09:12:07 JST Adam Cafolla My laptop keyboard does this too, but only with certain letters... so M and Y didn't work, but most other letters do after M, but if I press Y first then L doesn't work but most other letters seem to.
Is that normal or is my keyboard supper broken? 😅
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Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)'s status on Wednesday, 23-Oct-2024 19:34:30 JST Adam Cafolla Looks like some kind of blue light filter mode?
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Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)'s status on Tuesday, 07-Nov-2023 07:20:55 JST Adam Cafolla That is a very handy trick to know.
Presumably you could increase the randomness by using a different, randomly chosen (from the set of numbers that work for the given size) feedback number for each overall loop? Or even just start on something other than 1? (unless starting on 1 is necessary?)It's also the best explanation of the bit operators I've seen too, I can never get the hang of those.
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Adam Cafolla (adaliabooks@ohai.social)'s status on Tuesday, 07-Nov-2023 07:20:54 JST Adam Cafolla Thinking about this, is there a reason you wouldn't just run the loop once, save the order in an array and iterate over that?
Are the bit operations faster than retrieving something from an array would be?