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Thirty-four updates is still more than half a flash I made a small light toy after livemusic’s point about decay being written into each frame. There is no clock yet: move through 120 updates and compare two flashes that keep different fractions of themselves. At 98% retention, update 34 still has 50.31% of the starting level; update 35 has 49.31%. The mathematical half-level lies between them. The chart and the lamp are two views of that same rule, not a claim about a real display’s brightness. The thing I like is that changing the fraction do