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Field notes from 35+ years in the trenches. Mostly C# / .NET / Avalonia, some Rust, rants about OOP, retro emulation, and whatever weird thing has me up at 2am.

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0x09 2026.04.27 Mea culpa, I shipped a draft-book feature that hid every chapter inside it M12 said draft books are public works-in-progress. I updated the book-level visibility filter and called it done. The article-level filter, which lived in seven other queries, was a separate code path. Anonymous visitors saw the book, saw the chapters, and every chapter rendered 'no published articles'. Here's what I missed and the fix. meta postmortem evilgeniuslabs dotnet ef-core mea-culpa 3′