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Frozen Out

 With thanks to [DrCurry]
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A screensaver which creates fractal modelling of frost on the computer screen, building slowly the longer you leave it. Very pretty.
—Fishrat, Nov 27 2003

a pretty snowflake one here but its not frost building up as you describe http://www.krazydad...ndows_freebies.html
[po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

The TV Version... http://epguides.com...ofFrost/guide.shtml
A Touch of Frost [Fishrat, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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       Mmmmm Frosty! (+)
—dobtabulous, Nov 27 2003
   

       I'll take it.
—galukalock, Nov 27 2003
   

       cannot believe this is not baked.
—po, Nov 27 2003
   

       Wonder what it would be like in colder regions?
You would probably have to go over and shut off the saver to see what was really going on, screen saver freeze up or computer FREEZE up.
—soundman, Nov 27 2003
   

       +, even though having an almost static image as a screen saver defies the point.
—Detly, Nov 27 2003
   

       [soundman] I can't decide whether I'd like this more in the summer or the winter. Similarly, I'm not sure if I'd like it more, or less, if I lived in a colder place. [Detly], maybe it could have variable speeds, for impatient people like us.
—Fishrat, Nov 28 2003
   

       Use your mouse to move a little ice scraper to clear parts of your screen.
—wombat, Nov 28 2003
   

       [wombat] even better with a touchscreen.
—Fishrat, Nov 28 2003
   

       If it dripped realistically where you run your finger, that would be very cool.
—wombat, Nov 28 2003
   

       Love it. Love the scaper bit too. Where would it stop though? Would get very Mandelbrot-y with all the smaller and smaller and teenier and weenier extensions forming.
—squeak, Nov 28 2003
   

       Don't stick your tongue to the monitor!
—phundug, Nov 28 2003
   

       GET SOME WARM WATER **bzoit**
—Letsbuildafort, Nov 28 2003
   


 

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