ANONYMOUS  The music is great, but it's neither Händel or Brahms. Even better, it's original work by Branimir Krstic, composed especially for this game. See the ReadMe for link and more about his work.   
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ANONYMOUS  Glad you appreciate the music. It's neither Händel nor Brahms. Even better, it is original work by Branimir Krstic, composed especially for Bubblegym. For more info about the composer, see the ReadMe.   
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JOHANN SEBASTIAN  Even better than Brahms and Handel...actually, could be ;)  
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ANONYMOUS  Good look finding the Brahms "Piano Concerto No. 6" (presumably written in the afterlife by J.B.). In his earthly life, Brahms wrote only two, alas.  
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ANONYMOUS  The keyboard is supported. Next version will have new graphics. Cocoa is in the pipeline too.   
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PHIP  I must say, you sound like a pushy jerk. Would you like he pay you to play it, also?  
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ANONYMOUS  Uh, that's the point of the sensors. This just reads the data from them.  
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ANONYMOUS  It is more safe to tilt these computers than previous models, given the presence of the sensors. The SMS function is not disabled. Keep shakin'...  
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ANONYMOUS  My understanding is it's not the tilt that stuff's up your HD, it's the fact that it's possibly about to undergo a suden smack when it hit's the floor after you drop it.  
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SEEKERABROAD  Agree with the first comment. It may be reading data from the sensors but the game is still on the hardisk, which I assume is being accessed during the game, while you are tilting it!?! ooer!! I've got too much valuable stuff on my powerbook's drive to manhandling it. But good luck with that anyway!

“Today, I'm planning on being slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter!”  
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PETER (DEVELOPER)  The program only writes to disk when it starts up and check the preferences. After that it should operate from RAM. Unless, of course, other processes are in action... But the program does not require shaking. Modest tilting is not sudden enough to trigger the SMS.  
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ANONYMOUS  The above post regarding the purpose of sensors is correct. They aren't there to sense tilting as a negative force on the hard drive; they are there, however, to sense when the powerbook has tilted too far on one axis and anticipate when the computer is going to hit the ground (or something) hard.

It's a high-G force that's going to affect the HD, not a simple tilting movement. If the computer falls and hits the floor 4 feet below and the HD is reading/writing, there's a chance the read/write heads will scratch the actual disk. Tilting the drive will almost never cause this to happen.   
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ANONYMOUS  Well, maybe tilting isn't supposed to theoretically be bad, but one day I tilted my external hard drive while moving it when it was running and it made a terrible grinding noise! That's when I thought "oh man, I forgot that's practically a 7200 RPM gyroscope in there."

Face it, folks, these SMS hacks take a feature that is supposed to prevent the cause of a head crash and turns it into a possible cause of one. Um...Have fun then !!  
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ANONYMOUS  Well, if you screw up the HD while playing the game, too bad for the computer!  
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ANONYMOUS  It's good to screw up the computer by playing the games, as they need to make new ones, employ more people and keep the economy goin'!!!

Keep up the good work!!!  
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