Genesis is a pivot, public routing is name-agnostic, and five issues the fake registry was hiding #32
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| **the pool the lab will use is on that driver** | a pool exists, and is the slow kind — the failure that has no symptom |
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| hardware virtualisation is present | machines will be emulated and unusably slow |
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| an image can be fetched or is cached | the first raise will fail late instead of early |
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| **a machine on an uplink reaches something real**, by fetching it — not by reading a route or a policy | forwarding is being dropped by something else on the workstation; names still resolve, and every pull hangs |
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Each check states **why it matters**, in the terms of what it costs. *"The pool uses the `dir`
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driver"* means nothing to someone who does not already know it means seventy-six times slower
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