Dibbons
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256 is the maximum amount of data points that can be stored in one byte, common in 8 bit programming. If you are limited to 8 bit, in binary code 255 is actually the max, but you count starting with "0" so you get 256 items. 255 would be max value represented by all "1's"I beat Simon in 1980 on the hardest setting.
IIRC it was a sequence of 256.
I remember that because I thought it was an odd number- not 250 but 256.
Of course 256 is a real easy "digital" number to end up with.