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      <title>The Pixels Are Not Moving</title>
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      <description>In the 1990s you could animate a whole screen — flowing water, falling rain, a sunset — by rewriting eight numbers, and it cost nothing. The images survived. The hardware feature that made them free did not, and reproducing them in a browser now takes 1,200 times more work.</description>
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