Remove Form1's SizeChanged event.
When the size changes, you set the size again, which calls SizeChanged which sets the size, which calls SizeChanged ... its repeating until you get a StackOverflowException.

You might be talking about interpolation? If you for example rotate an image, the pixel at 50, 21 might be transformed to 21.3, 49.6. Nearest-neighbor interpolation just rounds the numbers to 0 decimal places so it would be 21, 50. Bilinear, with this example, would set some of the color on 21, 49, ...

What? He hasn't been active in a looong time, so why would you think that now?

You could try the clone() method on an object. It duplicates the reference, but its still pointing to the same value. I just read about it on wikipedia so I have no idea if it works :?

Its possible to travel forward in time, by reaching speeds close to the speed of light. The human that has traveled the largest timespan has only traveled around 13 milliseconds forward in time :lol: No theories explains how to travel backwards in time though, so you have a problem there :P

Nice work Tim I could use one of those here :lol:

Great weather in Norway :lol: It's too hot to be outside for more than 10 minutes at a time so I keep running inside :P

It's because System.Diagnostics are 'pre-imported' as default unless you've changed that ;)

I'm safe