New machine!

I finally broke down and upgraded/rebuilt my desktop. The limitations of programming on a laptop started to become unbearable.

Current rig features:

• i7 930
• Asus P6T
• 6GB OCZ Gold DDR3 12800
• Corsair 750TX
• 2xSamsung S2333SW (23" displays, 1920x1080)

So... life is good! But it's time to get back to coding. I still haven't started the collision detection algorithm, but I've been reconsidering the method mentioned in my previous post. I might be better off doing something like this:

• Call the "relative velocity" vector AB
• Call the "stationary" point P
• Create a vector AP, that starts at one end of the relative velocity vector and ends at P
• Project AP onto AB (something like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_projection)
• ??????
• Profit