How do I fix lagging issues in a PUBG mobile lite version?
If you have a Android:- If you have a Android, go to settings, then System, then Developer settings, and scroll down till you see Force 4x MSAA. Turning this on will increase performance in PUBg by forcing top performance and will result in a reduction most lag. But it’ll decrease battery life.- Go to Developer settings, scroll till you see Force GPU rendering or something like that. Turning it on would put the display processing from the CPU, to the GPU. Since the GPU can handle the work, this would give the CPU a little boost, and would result in better performance in gaming and loading speeds, without affecting display performance.- Keep your phone charging while you play. Giving your phone the power it needs improves performance. But just know that hot temperatures can damage the battery’s structure, but it won’t drastically decrease performance. In fact, I do this all the time on my 180 dollar phone. So far so gud.- If you phone overheats, either turn the brightness down to decrease heat or put a ice pack on the back of your phonein Developer settings, scroll to background process limit, and turn it to no background processes. This is good during a game, but can be bad in normal useTurn your brightness down to give your CPU more power and decrease heatClose other appsGo to settings and turn graphics to 720p
You wake up as an owner of a popular Minecraft server (your choice). What do you do?
So…let's say I became the new owner of Lifeboat servers. Don't know what Lifeboat servers are? Here's a link to their website.Lifeboat Network: Minecraft PE Server Basically it's a server with different minjgames such as UHC, Bounty Hunter, Hot Rock, Bed wars, Survival games, and many more. Here's a list of what I would do.-Add a Pixelmon minigame.-Put it on a server list because duh, Lifeboat is one of the most popular servers of all time.-Make it wildlife themed, especially with wolves because they are my favorite animal, tied with whales.-Drown people when they spawn, just for the hell of it.-If they make it past the drowning part, take an enchanted diamond sword and kill them.-Make wolves and tiny whales the only pets you can obtain.-Rename the server “Animal Craft”DAS IT FOLKS
Are there any mineplex players out there?
There’s no doubting that Hypixel player count has gone up. I was around when Mineplex almost always had 20 000 or more players, and I can obviously see a difference in player count. Minecraft losing popularity plays major role in Mineplex’s decrease in player count. Players who would be playing Minecraft this time a year or two ago, have moved on to other games. If I had to take a guess, the updates Minecraft has been receiving over the past year or so aren’t very appealing to its player-base, and because of that players have moved away from it. Minecraft is also directed to younger players. Players who had been playing a few years ago, are older now, and possibly no longer find it ‘cool’ or fun to play Minecraft. The younger players nowadays, also seem to be attracted to other games. Minecraft Server Hosting
Is it ideal to use mean stack to build a personal website?
No, that’s total overkill for a personal website. You don’t even need content management, let alone a database, routing, two-way data binding, an API framework, or a self-contained server application for delivering it.Your website needs three things: markup, stylesheets, and a little bit of scripting to handle interactions that your markup and stylesheets can’t do on their own. You can host this for at most a couple dollars per month on any commodity web hosting platform. I write web applications for a living, yet my site is a simple collection of HTML, CSS, and Javascript that runs for free on Github pages.If your website is doing any more than that, it’s because you’re trying to avoid writing some markup or code in favor of some sort of WYSIWYG editing system (as with content management systems like WordPress).If you’re trying to avoid programming, MEAN or any other application stack is the exact opposite of what you want.
How can I get the HTML/CSS/JavaScript source code of a website?
You can right-click on the page and select "View source". This usually opens another tab in the browser, where you can see the HTML, CSS and JavaScript.You can see the links to the libraries and modules which are being invoked during the painting of the page in the browser.If it is a complicated, dynamic site, this won't help you much beyond the basic HTML and CSS, and maybe a bit of JS. Usually, some parts of the site are generated in the back-end and only the "baked" page is being served to the browser. Also, you can't see the back-end, server side of the site. It is the business logic, interaction with the database and different web services which are being done in the background. It may be code in PHP, Ruby, some .Net language and anything in between.This code resides on the server and can't be retrieved from the browser.A bit of warning: Look at the code, but don't steal it! This refers to all parts of the site, including HTML, CSS, JS, but also images and other artwork. Unless it is clearly labeled with some shareable, free license, you shouldn't reuse any part of the site without permission. Also, be aware, some licenses which allow sharing have some requirements, such as stating the author of the code, or something similar.