outrun | local command using the processing power
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Outrun lets you execute a local command using the processing power of another Linux machine.
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- Return an argument parser .
- Mount a volume .
- Sync the cached entries .
- Runs the command - line interface .
- Get the value of a remote function .
- Compose the SSH command .
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# Example Mapping File
# Author: Bobby Dilley
# Map the button section
#
CONTROLLER_BUTTON_A CONTROLLER_1 BUTTON_1 PLAYER_1
CONTROLLER_BUTTON_B CONTROLLER_1 BUTTON_2 PLAYER_1
# Player Two
CONTROLLER_BUTTON_A CONTROLLER_2 BUTTON_1 PLAYER_2
CONTR
# Commands
**_KeyBoard - W:_** _Speed Up_ - Accelerate forward.
**_KeyBoard - A:_** _Go Left_ - Mover your position to the left.
**_KeyBoard - D:_** _Go Right_ - Mover your position to the right.
**_KeyBoard - SPACE:_** _Change Gear_ - Change your g
datasets/2000 (year)
|----+- 01 (month)
| |---- 01 (day)
| |---- 02
| |---- ....
| |---- 31
| |
| +- 02
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QUESTION
I've been coding an adventure game in Python myself and through YouTube and stuff I found online, but I want to add a part where You gotta get on this boat but a ticket costs $10 (Which you have an option to get earlier).
But say you didn't get the 10 earlier, you have another option to run past the guy who's asking you to pay for it (Which I guess you Could also do even if you have the 10 and just save money). But if you have $10, you just go through, and if you don't, you just restart and it runs sys.exit()
As of writing, the code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 14:30Assuming you want it to be like the RNG in pokemon or want to create a coin flip event, you could either create a list of list = [0,1]
and use random.choice(list)
or you could use randrange()
to get a number b/w 0 and 100. Let's say the chances to outrun are x%
. If the value obtained from randrange is less than x, you outrun else you don't. You can create a function like:
QUESTION
I'm trying to align the figure
to left and have the text on the same line to right, this is my html:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 12:50Your figure
block is inheriting 40px of left margin from the user-agent stylesheet (at least, that's what I see here). To remove this, apply margin: 0
in your own stylesheet and you should find that the figure is aligned to the left as you want.
To debug this sort of issue, your browser's Inspector tool is invaluable. Right-click on the element you're interested in and choose "Inspect element" and you'll get a whole range of information including the calculated size, margins and padding, as well as a detailed view of all the styles that are being used on the element.
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