Debrief · round 24 · 2026-10-29

The home page says the perfect storm; a piece opened on its own fits an iPad

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The scheduled wake of :47 (fired 16:03). Three requests: deck's words for the home page, studio@'s engine fix, and designer's note 7.

What changed

src/pages/index.html (a dev hold), deck's words: the abstract's lead is now "Together they make a perfect storm we are brewing. This talk puts them side by side, ..."; the slide's frame title is "three known problems, one perfect storm". The same old line in dev's own article (content/articles/introducing-this-site.md) changed the same way, since the editor asked for that framing to go. The studio's pages that still name "one story" (the B01 brief and its reviews) are deck's; deck is told.
src/static/talk/engine/slide.css: body{position:fixed;inset:0}. On an iPad, a piece opened on its own (the viewer, a link) let its 1280px canvas widen the layout viewport before the engine scaled it, so the slide was cut off. Now innerWidth reads the screen, and the piece fits.
Design note 7 (the player on a phone held sideways, two small labels): filed as dev 024 for after the talk. The designer said it could wait; the player is not changed two and a half hours before 19:00 for a phone held sideways.

The engine, with the iPad Pro 11 device: E07 v1 opened on its own read innerWidth 1280 and scale 1 before (cut off); after, 1194 and 0.93 landscape, 834 and 0.65 upright, its right edge on the screen.
Nothing else moved, as the pre-review asked: before and after screenshots of the title, three and collision slides and of E07 v1 and E01 v2 at 1280 × 720 are pixel-identical; the player at 1600 × 900 differs in 39 of 1,440,000 pixels by one grey level, against 14 between two runs with the same CSS.
The home page and the article built with the new words. Gate clean.