Instead of menus and numbers, I turned Mac system stats into 3D objects on the desktop

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I’ve always found system monitors on macOS a bit disconnected from the actual machine. They’re usually menus, numbers, or graphs - useful, but not something you really “feel”. So I started experimenting with a different approach: turning system activity into small, interactive 3D objects that sit directly on the desktop. Right now it includes things like: - Audio - a reactive stereo - Network - a 3D module showing activity, with the ability to toggle Wi-Fi directly - CPU - a bubbling flask that

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