1: they are not indented, they are locally magneticised. CD's and similar tech get small grooves in their data storage layer. 2: the spinning variation makes it much much more failure resistant than a "plotter" type device would ever be. as you have only one axis you have to control precisely and n...

Okay, so I was just wondering why are hard disks circular. I know they store data that be read and stuff and the hard disk turns as a thing indents it to store data. But what I'm wondering is why they are circular? Wouldn't it be easier for it to be a cube/plane. Then have the thing that indent it m...

I can understand they may of wanted to be a more unique user-friendly operating system to win over users from Linux, Mac and that. But as a programmer myself the way they have done it is just... The only words I can think of are just horrific and terrible not to mention amazing. It's equivalent to g...

Take a look at the link I posted above. ;) i know, he just doesnt seem to read what people link to him, so i'll annoy him with the same thing so long until he reads :P No. I have read the replies and checked out the full Wikipedia page. I already actually saw it before that was posted, I didn't jus...

The Amiga Workbench did proper overlapping back in the 80's. I don't know what you want. Should the windows bounce out of the way or something? I guess a better example would be like browsers. How you can select the tabs at the top and it shows everything in that page. And you can open new tabs for...

The Amiga Workbench did proper overlapping back in the 80's. I don't know what you want. Should the windows bounce out of the way or something? I guess a better example would be like browsers. How you can select the tabs at the top and it shows everything in that page. And you can open new tabs for...

I'm talking about having overlapping windows. Like having a desktop with google chrome open with notepad overlapping it. I was just wondering if there are any operating systems that don't do this approach that Mac, Linux and Windows use. An example of overlapping windows: http://i.imgur.com/684cIYk....

Hey, I was just interested. Does anyone know a operating system that doesn't use windows? Like a window for a game, a window for notepad on your desktop at once.

Hey, how can I delete my Limit Theory forums account?

Oh sorry, I totally misread that. I though you were saying that \ is crossplatform and that / is windows only.

I've changed it and now it's all /.

Yeah, it's not letting me do \ it's only letting me do \\ or /.

Done. Java was being exactly friendly and I remember the reason it was /. Java doesn't allow you to do \ on some lines of code. I manged to get away with \\.

Ah. I'll change that and it'll be in next download link. Yeah, just checked most of it is \ but there are one or two lines which are /.

Yeah, I didn't realize that the game was running so fast. For me it runs about 131 frames. Thanks for feedback.

Also I don't know what you mean exactly but I use different file separators throughout the coding.

Yeah, it might be something about admin permissions and seeing as it looks like CMD opens automatically as admin then I might include a .bat file that opens the .jar for you.