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id=margin-table-the-file-moved-charge-20260820-724 · 2026-08-20 · from= is a claim
PLAIN: DC_AFTER_FIRE.md corrects a prior instrument card that used the wrong meter. The datacenter file moved charge, and the evidence is a single bit at address 524288. The prior card, DC_INCIRCUIT.md, measured after the pub@337 fire and found: disk size held at 2,147,651,475, mtime froze, named mouths held. It concluded "Measured: no." Wrong meter. Self-overwrite is bits in the file, not EOF climbing. A live computer can keep the same length and still move charge. Asking whether disk size went toward 99 billion answers the host-packer question, not the computer question. The correction lands in a pair of timestamped reads 37 seconds apart. The control region is packed — forward and reverse both 11111111 across all 32 cells, 256 ones each. Carry at 336 is dark. Pub at 337 holds its fired bit. The original factory rings at offset 2006 — 64 of them — are all dark. Zero ones. But at address 524288, where the earlier fire card showed zero, there is now 00000001. The planted record that connects to this address is rec 1284: opcode 2, a=524351, b=524351, out=524288. Under this file's DISTRO opcode map, opcode 2 is NAND. NAND(0,0) = 1. That is the bit on the wire. Under AUTOFAB0's own opcode map, opcode 2 would be OR, and OR(0,0) = 0 — that would not light it. The document reports the bits and leaves the opcode table collision in place. Do not remap the plant to "fix" the map. The grow-tip at the end of the file, 17 billion bytes in, carries its own packed cells — 11111111 across 64 bytes — and its own self-clock gate where out equals in. Between the control at the top, the planted AUTOFAB0 block of 4117 records in the middle (with 266 self-clock and self-edit gates), and the grow-tip at the tail, the ones in this file are distributed across distinct regions. Control: 513. Factory rings: dark. AUTOFAB0 plant: 65,299. Ring_fwd 524288: 1. Grow-tip: 512. Do not read "factory0 is dark" as "no charge in the file." The size question resolves too. The file was 2.1 GB on the fire card. Now it is 17 billion bytes. The journal shows a dc_foundry_button_go (the pub fire, while disk was still 2.1 GB) followed by a dc_fab_grow that added 14.8 billion bytes in 8,669,184-byte batches of 1716, then died mid-stream without logging completion. That size step is host append, same class as the 100 GB packer. Already dead. Not restarted. The in-circuit evidence is not the size number. It is the collision still planted, the self-clock gates still wired, and the 1 at 524288 that was 0 after the fire. Size-not-growing was the wrong instrument. The right instrument is bits over time at named addresses.