now I'm having the problem that if you've swiped it, and it's moving but slowing down, and you grab a card, the m_speed is immediately set to 0, but the cards all still have their target positions offset, so it drifts a few more frames because of the linear interpolate.
Obj-C isn't what's causing me the problems. been using it for over 3 years now; quite used to it.
I guess I just alter all the target positions when a touch starts while it's moving
@PythonInProgress the simplest way to think of it is two really big networks. Your home network, and the internet. The one you can set is for your home network. Your ISP chooses the one for your internet... and is often times dynamically assigned
@PythonInProgress in a typical DHCP network scenario there is such thing as a DHCP lease at the end of which you'll be getting either a new IP address or your current one could be renewed. No guarantee of which, its really up to the ISP. And not all ISPs use DHCP so this might even be irrelevant for you. They might have their own way of assigning IPs.
@PythonInProgress needless to say, the only way to truly guarantee you won't ever get a new IP address is by paying for one which usually requires business class internet which general means slower internet for more money. =/
@Almo I guess my personal real world scenario where I looked into this was where I wanted to use my own domain name. Wasn't considering using a .dyndns subdomain :)
