The runs are on the page before you pick anything

Today the page asks three questions and shows nothing until it has a run from a pack close enough to yours — which for almost everybody means an empty page and a sentence explaining why. That was written against false precision and it bought it with a page nobody can use. The measurements go first instead. Every run is listed the moment the page opens; the machine and the pack move up top as a filter that only reorders and annotates, never unlocks. Each row says for itself how near it is — how much of your pack it shares, and whether the processor was measured or borrowed from a neighbour. The threshold stops deciding whether you see a row and starts deciding how confidently it is worded. Any row opens into the whole run.

Added

6 September 2026

Finished

6 September 2026