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Last updated: Thursday, May 31, 2012

The world is no stranger to the loading screen. The rotating disc, the spinning pinwheel, and the progress bar have governed life on the computer for some time now. These techniques — often called pre-loaders — were implemented because they were much nicer to look at than seeing miles of text fly by on a

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