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Wiki says to reward every time after you mark, even once the marker is "loaded". Even says that if you don't, Fido may become a pessimist and be slower in learning new things. What are you supposed to do when you want to reinforce something that you can't practically immediately reward in a traditional way? Say I want to reward Fido for going to a location remote to me. I thought those situations were what a marker word/sound is for.

Half PPR 12 team

Starters: Jayden Daniels QB Jamarr Chase WR Jayden Waddle RB Jahmyr Gibbs RB KW 3 TE Evan Engram FLEX McLaurin FLEX Godwin K Santos

Bench: Chase Brown D Hopkins R Doubs J Meyers R Dowdle JK Dobbins

My hair just started growing back and I think I'm noticing more hair coverage than before. As a man I actually want more hair,, though I'm not sure if I'm just imagining things.

It doesn't seem like PokerStars supports hand history anymore for some reason. Is there another play money app that does?

New player here. I feel like, with the snipers, my shot doesn't follow my cross hair if I took it while moving. It could also just look like that to me because I'm moving, though. Wanted some confirmation.

I am shipping a tower PC and am mostly concerned about vibrations torquing my GPU and other components out of the motherboard and damaging it. I wanted to put some cushioning in the voids for support but I don't have anything that won't generate static. I do have regular bubble wrap and some ESD bags. I'm pretty sure this will work but I just wanted to double check with someone.

I've always wanted cast iron skillet, but the store only had a 13.5" one (10" on the bottom). My largest stove is about 7.5". I know the heat dispersion is an issue and I've seen advice to slowly heat it up or to bake it in the oven first. Wondering:

1. if I can warp the skillet using a stove so much smaller
2. if putting a heat disperser underneath be effective if I wanted to save time by not using the oven or not waiting for it to heat up evenly.

Any advice is much appeciated!

Disable the Nvidia overlay. You don't have to disable the whole GeForce experience.

I basically tried turning off one thing at a time until I stopped crashing. Finally I try this, and I haven't crashed through around 15 hours of gaming. Usually, I would crash around once an hour.

I reverted all my changes except the overlay, and game still doesn't crash. So, it's not a combination of things (for me, at least). Literally just the Nvidia overlay.

I love the Xbox Elite for it's paddles and it's software interface for remapping buttons and setting profiles. But their sticks don't compare to the Scuf's. The Scuf sticks can have higher tension and last much longer before you get stick drift or a "wobble zone" in the middle (you know like you can wobble your stick a little off center before it actually register input). They are much better for FPS. However, the rest of the Scuf breaks too easily. I just broke my second one (paddles) and went back to my Elite, but aiming feels like shit on it. I don't want to go back to Scuf because they're way too expensive for what they are, despite the godly analogs.

I am comfortable soldering my own

I hate having to press a button to talk, but I want the ability to mute my mic if I have to. This would be a nice QOL thing.

I can get my recoil sprays pretty tight in the firing range, but I'm having trouble applying this in-game. Any tips on this? Been playing Arena but I feel like I need targets in-between the decent players that I keep queuing against, and the firing range. Players are a bit too good for me to effectively focus on tight sprays .

I'd like to know what scores correspond to what percentage. Like I'd like to know what my regular scores are %-wise, instead of my top score, which can be quite higher than my regular scores.

I liked the opponent knowing they just got handled, and I liked having the feedback for when I die as well.

There were a lot of helpful posts on changing your analog stick settings that everyone should try out too, which helped make the sensitivity feel smoother and more responsive. But if you're still feeling like the aim assist is too low on controller, this might help you.

A lot of people are saying that the BR is the only gun that feels like it has natural aim assist (which I agreed with). I tried MKB and noticed that, compared to other guns, the BR actually has some decent aim assist too. So I got suspicious and tried unplugging my mouse. Aim assist on controller immediately felt more like other Halo games. So it seems that my game was, for some reason, thinking I was on MKB despite using c