Reader view helps a lot, and with such a simple website it is guaranteed to give a good result.

Not just a lot, it actually makes it readable. However I do feel this article needs a few graphs and diagrams. I've written [0] about data recovery and SSD/Flash storage is a massive beast to tackle even with diagrams to give you a vague idea of what's going on.

[0] in old fashioned tree-based paper, unfortunately

Is there an available method to acquire some of these marked-up dead trees?

not if you're reading via Materialistic via Android browser with no responsive design or zoom ~,~

In Materialistic you can hit the red round button that appears bottom right of the screen. That way you can zoom. It won't help you much with this article, but it can be handy sometimes.

If the author is reading this, I’d like to ask him to please run his article through a spell checker. All the effort to write a nice article is spoiled by having dozens of typos and spelling mistakes.

never realized how awful some of my own posts were with such errors until I ran my favorite ones through Grammarly after having paid for it last year to help me with writing a book draft (I abuse the hell out of commas apparently too, I blame Reddit).

Worse, some of them I'd sent to people dozens of times to read and there were these horrible typos cringe.

I found some of his grammatical choices to be questionable as well.

How so? It's a nice single column of test on my mobile.

It's a wide column of text on a larger screen - usually text is centred in the middle.

Use reader mode