A machine that is off, or nearby and unpaired, or one somebody said no to, is
context rather than an answer to "who can I use right now". The decks that are
on lead the list and everything else is one line: `2 more`, with a chevron that
turns.

WHAT IS NOT HIDDEN IS A PROBLEM. Folding a deck that cannot be reached would
undo the whole point of the tone the rows carry, so the fold counts those in
the warning ink — `2 more · 1 not answering` — and one press opens it. When
nothing at all is on there is nothing to fold behind, so the list stays whole.

The round moved to a ↻ beside the switch. It was a full-width button at the
foot of the section, under the list it refreshes and under the tooltip of the
control below it, and the accounts header has carried the same act as a glyph
since it was written.

And the line under the state says when the last round ran. A section that
refreshes itself every minute and one that has stopped looked identical, and
pressing the button to find out was the only way to tell them apart — which is
what the button was being pressed for.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>