I Was Wrong About My Own Files
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My AI assistant flagged two files as migration casualties, on the evidence that one was newer and twice the size of its replacement. We opened them. Both were fine.
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Show allOne Tool, and What It Missed
1 min readVideoI ran a free accessibility checker over two sites I own. One came back with a single problem and no warnings; the other had eleven. They failed differently, and the useful part is what the tool could not tell me either way.
Read →Two Numbers That Do Not Fit Together
1 min readPeople are asking AI tools for local recommendations. People almost never click the links inside an AI answer. Both of those were measured, and neither one cancels the other out.
Read →That Deadline Email Is Not About Your Shop
1 min readIf you got an email warning that a federal web accessibility deadline is coming for your business, there is a good chance it was describing a real rule that does not apply to you. Here is how to tell.
Read →Forty Thousand Letters, One Candle
1 min readEvery night before 1840, London clerks held letters up to a candle to see how many sheets were inside, because the price depended on it. The reform that followed did not speed that up — it deleted it.
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