Archive

Recent entries, kept in a simple chronological list.

1. August 25, 2026Preserve the source and the result
   A browser-ready copy is convenient, while the original text and assets are easier to repair. Keeping both avoids an unnecessary choice.
2. August 24, 2026Checksums detect quiet damage
   A recorded digest cannot restore a file, but it can prove whether a later copy is identical and identify corruption before it spreads to backups.
3. August 23, 2026Context belongs in the archive
   Dates, authorship, licences and a short description explain what a group of files represents when folder names no longer feel obvious.
4. August 22, 2026Test restoration on a clean machine
   A backup is only a claim until it has been restored somewhere that does not depend on the original server or its hidden configuration.