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@@ 604,14 604,19 @@ TEXT Uxn is a virtual machine that allows us to bring software onto any platform
 
 	- After loosing our older software to the bitrot of one disapointing ecosystem to the next,
 		we decided to try to build our own.
-	- We found that writing graphical applications in basic languages have a lot of portability issues.
-	- But even beyond portability, building a graphical application in C is much heavier and slower
-		than simply assembling a rom for an emulator.
-	- What I mean by virtual machines here, is a compatibility layer between a program's logic and the host system API. For example, the game Another World relies on a simple graphical VM similar to Flash. Porting the game, means simply to create an emulator that will be able to navigate this bytecode.
+	- We found that writing graphical applications in basic languages have a lot of 
+		portability issues.
+	- But even beyond portability, building a graphical application in C is much heavier and 
+		slower than simply assembling a rom for an emulator.
+	- What I mean by virtual machines here, is a compatibility layer between a program's 
+		logic and the host system API. For example, the game Another World relies on a 
+		simple graphical VM similar to Flash. Porting the game, means simply to create an 
+		emulator that will be able to navigate this bytecode.
 	- As an experiment, we ported a few of our programs to the NES
 	- Then, We decided to build our own little vm as a target to host our tools.
 	- It has 32 opcodes, it's implemented in about a 100 lines of C89.
-		- The emulator front-end is about a thousand, we have emulators for nearly every portable handheld and system.
+		- The emulator front-end is about a thousand, we have emulators for nearly every 
+		portable handheld and system.
 	- It has only 64kb of memory, but we found that this is enough for most things
 	- Small memory, means small assets, simple storage, easy versioning.
 


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 	- To finish, here are our personal websites
 	- Thank you NIME for having us
 	- Thanks for listening.
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