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By Michael McWhertor Jan 5, 2011 5:40 PM

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New York’s Pixelated Water Flows Again

The water supply in New York City goes 8-bit once more, with this update to the 2008 version, now flowing bigger, more 3D than before. Photographed by Benjamin Norman and seen at Make.

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