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Rain drops (heavy rain)
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PiaoZz 19 dec 2016 om 4:38
The cpu occupancy is too high
When I use other wallpapers, the program‘s cpu occupancy is only 1%, but this wallpaper will use 30-40% with my cpu fan whirring:steamsad:
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斗鱼包C马 21 dec 2016 om 0:57 
me too ,why?
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YYqiekenao 22 dec 2016 om 6:51 
so do i
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Arik 29 dec 2016 om 13:10 
jeah it looks amazing but the requirement is high
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ZhangSoso 16 jan 2017 om 7:57 
+1
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TTT 6 feb 2017 om 20:49 
Also, if you look at the traffic, there are attempts to connect to 216.58.193.195 via the webwallpaper32.exe. This concerns me that potentially malicious wallpapers could be doing things behind our backs as we are distracted by the 'pretty effects'.
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Rabbit in A House 29 apr 2017 om 1:14 
Origineel geplaatst door thefinalwolfe:
Also, if you look at the traffic, there are attempts to connect to 216.58.193.195 via the webwallpaper32.exe. This concerns me that potentially malicious wallpapers could be doing things behind our backs as we are distracted by the 'pretty effects'.

216.58.193.195 belongs to Google. Analytics?
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RadeonChan 11 jun 2017 om 23:29 
Origineel geplaatst door thefinalwolfe:
Also, if you look at the traffic, there are attempts to connect to 216.58.193.195 via the webwallpaper32.exe. This concerns me that potentially malicious wallpapers could be doing things behind our backs as we are distracted by the 'pretty effects'.
This is why ignorant people shouldn't own computers. That's google's update service/Analytics service.
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TTT 8 jul 2017 om 23:58 
Origineel geplaatst door Rabbit in A House:
Origineel geplaatst door thefinalwolfe:
Also, if you look at the traffic, there are attempts to connect to 216.58.193.195 via the webwallpaper32.exe. This concerns me that potentially malicious wallpapers could be doing things behind our backs as we are distracted by the 'pretty effects'.

216.58.193.195 belongs to Google. Analytics?

Yeah; I failed to mention who it belonged to :steamfacepalm:




Origineel geplaatst door RadeonChan:
Origineel geplaatst door thefinalwolfe:
Also, if you look at the traffic, there are attempts to connect to 216.58.193.195 via the webwallpaper32.exe. This concerns me that potentially malicious wallpapers could be doing things behind our backs as we are distracted by the 'pretty effects'.
This is why ignorant people shouldn't own computers. That's google's update service/Analytics service.

Geeze, I can almost see the venom dripping off your words. I didn't say this wallpaper was malicious.
The fact that it was reaching out to any IP at the rate it was made me want to express my concern for others to keep an eye out.
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Gummy Squid 19 nov 2017 om 9:28 
Had to unsub, I love this wallpaper but using 30% of my cpu for just 1 monitor is cancer.
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