Evidence Log / Edition 04 of 15
The render was instant. The screen was not current. This is where you write down both, and watch the second date walk toward the first.
This is the Evidence Log.
You write down a coordinate the day you take it. When it shows up on the screen, you come back and stamp that day.
That is all of it.
The reading
0
Closed entries
Add this page to your home screen and it opens as its own thing, one tap, no browser around it. A render gets noticed away from a desk, and this is how it has somewhere to go.
Safari: the share button, then Add to Home Screen. Chrome: the three dots, then Add to Home screen.
Nothing here leaves this device.
Both halves of one entry, written twelve days apart. Nothing else goes in.
Example
Coordinate
I am already the person who runs this.
Set
1 September
On screen
The account moved to me without a conversation.
Updated
13 September
12
Days of old light
The coordinate went down on the first, before anything on the screen agreed. Twelve is old light: the days the screen kept showing the old picture after the coordinate had already been taken. Not how long anything took.
Not a coordinate
I want the launch to go well. Wanting is looking at it. A coordinate is somewhere you look from.
Your log is below. The first half goes in today.
You do not come back to check. Checking is reading the screen for proof. You come back when you notice it landed, and you stamp that day.
Nothing logged. Start there.
Nothing open. Nothing to do here.
This does not run on a schedule. You open it when you take a coordinate, and again when you notice the screen has caught up. Nothing is waiting on you in between.
Awaiting the screen
On record
The number on each one is old light: how long the screen stayed behind you.
Where this lives
On this device, in this browser. Log on your phone and it is on your phone, not on your laptop. Clear your browsing data and it goes with it.
That is what Write to file is for. It hands you the whole log as one file. Read from file puts it back, here or on any other device.
Write it to a file once a month and it lives wherever you keep it.
Reading a file replaces what is here.