Have you seen the electronic controls for a bidet? They generally have the most beautiful icon in existence for the "wash" function. Generally some variant of universally-represent-water-splashing-a$$ line drawing.
Saw it when I was wandering around Lowe's one day. I lost it for about 10 minutes when I saw the button..
... if it meant wearing scarves with your tweed jacket every frickin' day of the year, like that insufferable professor in "Good Will Hunting." He won the Fields, too.
Ever since I started using a Windows OS that implemented driver-signing, I'd estimate that about 99% of all drivers I've either added (with new HW) or upgraded (for video, sound, etc) have produced dire warnings that the driver was not Microsoft-tested and certified. I'd guess ATI, nVIDIA, and Creative Labs aren't paying their fair share to MS for the privilege of playing in their sandbox.
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Have you seen the electronic controls for a bidet? They generally have the most beautiful icon in existence for the "wash" function. Generally some variant of universally-represent-water-splashing-a$$ line drawing.
Saw it when I was wandering around Lowe's one day. I lost it for about 10 minutes when I saw the button..
... if it meant wearing scarves with your tweed jacket every frickin' day of the year, like that insufferable professor in "Good Will Hunting." He won the Fields, too.
Ever since I started using a Windows OS that implemented driver-signing, I'd estimate that about 99% of all drivers I've either added (with new HW) or upgraded (for video, sound, etc) have produced dire warnings that the driver was not Microsoft-tested and certified. I'd guess ATI, nVIDIA, and Creative Labs aren't paying their fair share to MS for the privilege of playing in their sandbox.