Okay, you've installed a Tsunque & Stevens model 750 unit, clearly.
I can make out the pictures of the monkey in the vat of sheepdip that
is their logo. Flutter and flange leveled out at one part in 2^128th?
Metaphor amplification at 24THz without any unsightly compounded
Gibbs artifacts from excessive FFTs in the audio processing stack? Good.
The sparse ottoman filter only letting in wavelets of the appropriate
probability amplitude? Also good. The tip of the distribution nozzle
only thirty Planck lengths in radius? What a funky aperture! In the centre
of the aperture, just two Planck lengths from the focus of the stream there's
a region where the probability *function* takes quaternion values when the unit
is in full working order. I wonder who actually engineered that for them.
Very very messy to simulate on commodity hypercomputer hardware. But, damn,
if you find yourself stuck on New Lappeenranta with nothing but a
Stoopwafel and a citrus rooibos and lemon and it's like 34kpc to the nearest
fun place and you're stuck without a conveyance the T & S model 750 begins
to look like a very handy and portable piece of hyperengineering. Forget
caterpillar submarines, translunar injection burns, halo orbits, and whatnot.
Oh, but, you're *what* again? That sort of thing is against your religion?
I didn't know. I wasn't intentionally trying to be offensive. It's just
that keeping track of those... restrictions against the use of
hyperengineering are a bit hard for me to follow. But you do have a
Tsunque & Stevens model 750, so I'm a little confused. What do you do with it?
And why is there a piece of gouda glued to it?
oonh