The first 16 GB card and the first Thunderbolt card. The app's first poll listed it (vendor nvidia, 16,311 MiB,
driver 610.47 shared with the 5090, kind discrete: the app does not know it is an eGPU) and started a miner on
it by itself. Job run-5060ti-bench-20261007-b (tools/bench-5060ti/pc2-5060ti-bench.ps1, the card alone under
the runner's --cards-off, the 5090 mining, no power limit written: 180 W default read back unchanged, PC 2 lost
power twice that day): G1 PASS with 867dbc45cfb36b4d (sub-version 1) and 90f794dd556f7a3b equal to the Mac's;
the window 1,105 dispatches of 2^24 in 602 s at 30.882 MH/s, 114.8 W mean at utilisation 90 percent and over,
0.269 MH/W, PCIe 4.0 x4 through the enclosure (the hash is latency-bound, the link costs nothing measurable).
Owed: the efficient point (the app's Ember Tune; PC 2's Power Helper refuses every request since the restart)
and the prove-beside read (the shipped WSL2 host has no IGNEUM_CUDA_DEVICE selector; the floor server is on
PC 2; the prover-floor host is the cut). The kit (tools/bench-5060ti/make-kit.sh) takes the sub-version 1 packs
from ca3-v4-amend a0aaca92, since master's packs-ca3-v4 is the 6 October stream.
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Josh's /live screenshot: a fixed tall box with the lanes in its top third and dead space under them. The renderer now knows
the height it wants: top padding + axis padding + lanes shown (at most maxLanes 7, narrowLanes 4 on a phone, never under 2)
times laneHeight (46 px, 40 on a phone, 26 compact; the mount option laneHeight overrides). It reports it through
onSize(heightPx, {lanes, laneHeight, narrow, compact}) whenever it changes and through getWantedHeight(); stats() carries
laneHeight, padT, padB, capacity, wantedHeight and autoHeight, so a page that sizes its own box reads no constants. With
autoHeight (on by default when the host set no CSS height on the canvas, which is read before the first size(); forced either
way by the option; never in compact mode, the app's card keeps its own height) the renderer sets canvas.style.height itself
and lets every lane through instead of fitting the lanes to the box. Every current host sets a height (/live 420, the hero
500, the app's card 220 and its Inspect view 420), so the frames are unchanged: the parity test on build-2 stayed equal on
every comparison. The site lane switches /live and the home fold to the hook.
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- /live (Josh: "make it more efficient, key at the top"): the key (Included, Excluded, Selected chain, Your block, Proven,
Locked checkpoint), the "Click to inspect · Drag to explore" hint and the window stepper sit on one row above the scene
(hint left, key centred, stepper right; on phones the key wraps and the stepper goes under it); the blue-score range stays
as a small line under the canvas; the canvas height comes from the lane count (one lane per key in view plus the others
lane, capped at the renderer's 7, 4 on phones: padT 58 + lanes x 46 (40 narrow) + padB 38, read from scene/live-dag.js
2.0.3 layout(); a sizing hook was asked of the parity lane, which owns that file); the graph column no longer stretches to
the inspector; the inspector keeps its rows with tighter spacing and Clear is a small button beside its title.
- Every other route carries the slim bar, the app's buttons, pills and cards from site.css section 10 with its content
untouched: /app (OS marks on its platform line), /miner (the download tabs take the OS wells), /miners and the bench table
(the vendor badge in front of every card name), /explorer, /block, /address (hash titles wrap), /journey, /bench, /evidence
(status pills wrap in their cell), /litepaper, /ledger (status badges wrap at 390), /claims, /randomx, /provenance, /dev-fee,
/faucet, /metamask, /404.
- Data tables fill their frame on desktop and scroll inside it on phones; no column squeezed to a sliver.
- The overlap lane's detector over all 23 pages at 390 and 1440, dark and light, on build-2: 0 overlaps.
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