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Zooming into the grid representation of 64KB of memory reveals some fun artifacts. Tiny o’s appear kind of regularly. I don’t know what kind of resampling would account for that... maybe a mistake or a counterintuitive way to shift error among the cells?

The minor gridlines are dotted. The "tiny o's" appear where the spaces of two lines are aligned, so four dots appear around the crossing point.

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