However, they are having trouble convincing people to buy this "music", since the stuff the APs produce, while conforming to the desired demographic parameters, is vapid, uninspired and boring.
FTDI chips have very reliable and freely available drivers for their ICS for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Their ICs are so easy to use that you don't even have to think about them, the work is already done on both the PC side and the uC side. You code as if both sides were using an actual serial connection, the FTDI chip does all the USB-serial work. They're really plug'n play.
FORD: No, No listen. Just imagine that you’ve got this ebony bath, right? And it’s conical.
ARTHUR: Conical? What kind of bath is -
FORD: No, no, shh, shhh, it’s, it’s, it’s conical okay? So what you do, you fill it with fine white sand right? Or sugar, or anything like that. And when it’s full, you pull the plug out and it all just twirls down out of the plug hole but the thing is
ARTHUR: Why?
FORD: No, the clever thing is that you film it happening. You get a movie camera from somewhere and actually film it. But then you thread the film in the projector backwards.
ARTHUR: Backwards?
FORD: Yeah, neat you see. So what happens is you sit and you watch it and then everything appears to swirl upwards, out of the plug hole and fill the bath amazing.
How is that different from today's music?
Anyway, it has already begun.
Dumbass!
Nope. They wore proganochelynecks.
There's a new GPU company called Zig? Where?!
A Clue Bot, eh? I wonder what happens if you register the username "Colonel Mustard".
Nuke it from orbit, that's the only way to be sure.
That's good. You should always know where your towel is.
Are they small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri?
FTDI chips have very reliable and freely available drivers for their ICS for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Their ICs are so easy to use that you don't even have to think about them, the work is already done on both the PC side and the uC side. You code as if both sides were using an actual serial connection, the FTDI chip does all the USB-serial work. They're really plug'n play.
Step 2: "HA HA!" - Nelson Muntz, pointing at Ubisoft
There's other brands, you know.
Way to spoil the ending of the new Zelda game.
FORD: No, No listen. Just imagine that you’ve got this ebony bath, right? And it’s conical.
ARTHUR: Conical? What kind of bath is -
FORD: No, no, shh, shhh, it’s, it’s, it’s conical okay? So what you do, you fill it with fine white sand right? Or sugar, or anything like that. And when it’s full, you pull the plug out and it all just twirls down out of the plug hole but the thing is
ARTHUR: Why?
FORD: No, the clever thing is that you film it happening. You get a movie camera from somewhere and actually film it. But then you thread the film in the projector backwards.
ARTHUR: Backwards?
FORD: Yeah, neat you see. So what happens is you sit and you watch it and then everything appears to swirl upwards, out of the plug hole and fill the bath amazing.
ARTHUR: And that’s how the universe began?
FORD: No. But it’s a marvellous way to relax.
TRILLIAN: Funny man.
FORD: Well it broke the ice didn’t it?
This isn't the Droid you're looking for.
Move along.
FSM? Heretic! The IPU will get you and you won't even see her coming!
I'm a big fan of arm. I have two of those!
You mean the Streisand Effect?
To eliminate the unequal bezels problem you only have to use 12 441 600 monitors of 1x1 pixel resolution.
About 50% more magic than in the Apple II.
Yeah but then Wine goes into a shame spiral and it's all downhill from there.
We would've known that for a long time if they had completed their coding progress bar code before their download bar code!
Of course it looks horrible when zoomed, it's sub-pixel anti-aliasing.
Why don't you use a browser that zooms the whole page instead of only zooming the text? (which makes no sense anyway)
AFAIK both Opera and Safari zoom the whole page. Don't know about IE, Firefox or Chrome.
There is another system
Nope you don't. But since you used Google to search for the quote, I'm gonna go ahead and give Google a +1, Informative.