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A defining visual payload involves the "Nyan Cat" animation. MEMZ creates a translucent window overlay and uses GDI (Graphics Device Interface) functions to render the animation across the screen. In Windows XP, the compositor (Desktop Window Manager, introduced in Vista) was not present, meaning the rendering was handled directly by the GDI, often resulting in the "trails" and artifacts that characterized the MEMZ experience on XP.

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MEMZ operates in two distinct phases: the "Payload" phase while the OS is running and the "Boot" phase after a restart. Payload Phase (Active OS): Visual Distortions: A defining visual payload involves the "Nyan Cat" animation