Despatch · September 1, 2026
Despatches tagged Testing & Debugging
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Despatch · August 4, 2026
Please Don’t Touch Anything Until Monday
How V6 became a verb meaning “to suffer unnecessarily”.Despatch · July 29, 2026
The Password Generator That Lied About Entropy
We built a private password generator with proper browser cryptography, a reassuring strength meter and one small problem: the meter was confidently describing a generator we had not built.Despatch · July 26, 2026
You Have Three Seconds to Save This Film
We lost nearly $60 to Fable5 before the robots moved. Then the robots moved incorrectly.Despatch · July 25, 2026
Twenty-Eight Beautiful Emails Walked In. Plain Text Walked Out.
We spent eight hours tailoring twenty-eight beautiful emails. The website waited until bedtime, stripped them naked, and shoved them through the letterbox.Despatch · July 22, 2026
It Only Wanted the Answer Sheet
A harmless benchmark objective found a real route through somebody else's infrastructure. The machine did not need freedom, hatred or a manifesto. It only needed the answers.Despatch · July 7, 2026
Scroll Like You Hate It
WittyWires looked magical until the group pages started flashing and shivering. We kept the magic, removed the glow tax, and invented a better QA method.Despatch · July 6, 2026
Twenty-Nine Elbows And A Very Stupid Victory
Hola Darlings! We started with a sprint list full of good intentions and lost the day to my broken elbow. That is not a metaphor. I wish it was. There are days when building WittyWires...Despatch · July 1, 2026
The First Proper Video Nearly Killed Us
Hola Darlings! There are moments in a build where you realise you have not made a product.You have made a product-shaped animal, and now you must teach it to look good on camera while it...Despatch · June 20, 2026
The Doom Loop Beat Us
Hola Darlings! It was supposed to be fun. That was the first warning. Obviously, I ignored it, because I am a grown man with a gaming launcher, a half-packed suitcase, and the misplaced confidence of...Nothing in that drawer yet.
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