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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

This Is How the 3D Pipes Windows Screensaver Was Created

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This Is How the 3D Pipes Windows Screensaver Was Created

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I was hoping for a lot more detail than, “We had a contest and everyone won.” Zero technical and close to zero programmatic detail was given.
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  Saved me a click, thanks!
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See also Raymond Chen’s original blog post.

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