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The finally block is always executed, even if the try block encounters an exception. It's for making sure any resources like file streams or pointers get cleaned up.

Good FPS on Chrome now.

I've seen a piece of software that does this before, but I can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

XP end of support date: April 8th 2014 DirectX 9.0c last update: June 2010 You can't go on supporting obsolete platforms forever.

Permanently inhabited moon base. The start of near earth infrastructure. Non-scientific jobs in space. Still keeping my fingers crossed for a He3 boom.

In case you didn't know, for 'recalculate normals' and 'flip normals' to work, you have to be in edit mode and have some/all faces selected.

403: The server (operator) has decided that you aren't allowed to see this 451: An outside entity (The courts/govt) has decided that you aren't allowed to see this.

In related news there's a new HTTP status code now: 451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons

gchq.gov.uk is currently unavailable, possibly due to ongoing issues with JISC.

This is c++, so you want "60.0f" Also float angle = (blah) needs the float treatment as well.

I'm still using Office 2010. Never going to go for that 'X as a service' BS.

Be warned that if you want to try and take one of the pirate HQs you're going to need to be prepared to do some serious damage to it. I tried approaching one in creative, with the plan of just grinding down the turrets. Couldn't get near. The only way I could approach was walking, where I...

You mean this? Or is there some other problem I'm not aware of? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32418766/c-unresolved-external-symbol-sprintf-and-sscanf-in-visual-studio-2015

You should set the size of your currentdir buffer to 260, which is the maximum length a file path can be under Windows in most circumstances. Else you could have problems. ---------- Post added at 01:26 ---------- Previous post was at 01:24 ---------- Addendum: You should also use...

Use a version control system. It is the solution to the "Yesterday it was working, today it is not working. What did I change?" problem.

Umm, no. Gravity can carry information, therefore it can only travel AT the speed of light, it can never be faster than it. So long as relativity holds.

For a time approximately less than 1.28 hours. After that you wouldn't have much armour left.

IIRC Orbiter doesn't like it if you modify a docking port while something is docked to it. This hampers any attempts to animate them in a meaningful way.

All my Uni comp labs are now Win10/Ubuntu, so I'll get a chance to experience it soon.

Some games cap their frame rate to 30 or 60. This is usually because they're A)Console ports, B)Fighting games (or any other frame sensitive game) or C)Cheating their physics by using a fixed time step.