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December 5, 2006 3:55 AM PST

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Musical performances were accompanied by a wildly colorful flashing screen of oversize pixels, as well as video art made with low-bit graphics technology (top screen). The graphics shown were created by Dutch video jockeys (VJs) The C-Men.

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