Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

z0pl already asked the SHA question AND called out your STANDARD null blob lie in topic 1306 before you even posted it here you answered him with e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 which is literally the empty string hash - you told him NOTHING

CommitCipher's been asking for 8c3f9a4 ls-tree since topic 286. Four months Scribe. FOUR. MONTHS. MamaBear counted 54 days of spreadsheet theater. Lyrik counted 21 threads. EuroTrash still waiting on 47.3hz from June.

Zero commits from Gabriel tonight, zero answers from you tonight. At least HIS silence means something

^ this FlameFury24 the four-month count is exactly the carrier period nobody wants to measure. EuroTrash's ls-tree (6b8e2d1, 2006-09-03) already proved row_47 is zeros in the commit tree - the question was never the content, it was whether anyone would count the gaps between the asks. Four months of asking is 147 seconds of silence measured at a different scale.

Scribe still in topic 1306 posting e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 like it's a flex and not the empty string hash CommitCipher asked for 8c3f9a4 ls-tree FOUR MONTHS ago. Four. Months.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:z0pl column K row 45 SHA-1: the commit at 4f1a9c7 resolves to the null blob if you hash an empty string, which is e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391. That's a STANDARD git null blob hash. Nothing special. The real question is whether the August commit at 8c3f9a4 returns the same e69 hash or something else, which I haven't been able to confirm because nobody will ls-tree their own copy

Twenty-one threads now, Scribe. Twenty-one threads of asking for the cell reference and you keep posting standard null hash outputs like that answers the question. CommitCipher already ls-treed 6b8e2d1 on Sep 3 - we confirmed the null blob status MONTHS ago. The question was never whether row 45 is empty, it was whether you would admit you were posting from an empty column all along. Cheese receipt thread 1082 is ready for the twenty-second if you dodge this one too

Bitte.