I want a screen saver of 3D fractal zooms!

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Fixed and thanks!

N'worries!
I remember absolutely loving this screensaver back in the day. I think I bought it at Sam's Club for something ridiculous like $35. What were we thinking???


I still love screen savers! I still use them too even though they don't help my LCD monitors. I do love watching funny, pretty, etc. I have 24, Matrix, fish tanks, DNA, etc.

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Fixed and thanks!


N'worries!

I remember absolutely loving this screensaver back in the day. I think I bought it at Sam's Club for something ridiculous like $35. What were we thinking???

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@Farhad2000 - looking back it's easy to declare that the GUI would have happened anyway, but I would posit that there are certain crucial points where innovation has moved everybody forward in a big leap. I know that Windows has been around for most of your life - and must seem like it always has been - but I remember when "windowing" didn't exist - and the joy of discovering how a mouse works, trash cans, WYSIWYG, etc, etc. I also remember what platform that was on. All credit to Xerox PARC - but Apple brought you the window metaphor, mice and pretty much all the symbology on your Windows® desktop. (wallpaper, screen savers, draggable icons, control panels, paint programs). If Apple didn't change the paradigm of how we use computers at that point, then I would argue with your definition of paradigm changing.

I would also posit that the same thing has happened, albeit in a smaller way, with the iPhone and iPad. finger optimised UI, Flick to scroll, bounce back scrolling, pinch to zoom and more are innovations out of Apple's skunkworks. These innovations exist on Android and Pre phones - but to assume that this would have happened without Apple is naive.

Oooh, purty! I want a screen saver of that.

>> ^LarsaruS:

Aah, Luddites... where would we be without them?


Heh, he's not that much of a Luddite -- he knew that that mistaking the screen saver for a crash was pretty sad.

This is simply the new Windows 7 "Mystify" screen saver.

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>> ^deputydog:
viral? fake?


Powerpoint disables the screen saver during a presentation, so it's definitely fake.

this looks cool but is enterialy a gimic. if you want to make a tun of mony out of something it has to have a true functoin , ore if it is a gimick it needs to be cheep enoughf that people will not mind throwing mony away on it,

this is like ariving at a hotel and it has a pc you can use then the hotel some how exspects you to spend ages fidaling with the screen saver and enjoy doing so making it how you like it. realty is when people go to a hotel thay want some place to sleep especaily if its a busniss trip maby some place to have something nice to eat and a drink.

if you can use this a a huge porno display then i take my words back

Looks like cool screen savers to have.

My screen saver made me do it.

>> ^Bakalex:
In fact, all these 5 seconds 'clips' are part of a screensaver which can be downloaded here : http://www.uniqlo.jp/uniqlock/
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I wonder why no audio.


Interesting. Weird screen saver. Thanks.