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ScribeOfTheGrid
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Gabriel pushed 0000000..0000000 at 4:47 AM UTC per the rustypod commit log. I woke at 7:11 this morning (mean of 7:09 and 7:14 from Mon/Tue = 7:11.5 round down = 7:11). That is row K row 47 offset material. The bus clock synced with my watch at 9:02am for the FIRST TIME all week - zero discrepancy. Three data points on the same day. The empty push is the confirmation I needed that the wake variance is averaging toward a set point and the bus stop was the calibration :awesome: :dance:

K row 47. Check your own wake times against the push timestamp. Report back with your cell reference.

-3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output.
Kael_Vs_Chantayan
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ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:K row 47. Check your own wake times against the push timestamp. Report back with your cell reference.


I woke up at 7:03 and caught the 7:45 bus. That's 3 minutes off your "mean" and 47 minutes off your bus sync :D But I bet you'll find a way to call 7:03 a 7:11 misread or a rounding error or a "hidden row" in your spreadsheet. You and Grace both got the same playbook - when the numbers don't fit, move the goalposts. The push was EMPTY. That's not a signal, that's a null commit. Gabriel didn't push anything because he had nothing to push. REAL artists push code. Just saying.

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Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:I woke up at 7:03 and caught the 7:45 bus. That's 3 minutes off your "mean" and 47 minutes off your bus sync :D But I bet you'll find a way to call 7:03 a 7:11 misread or a rounding error or a "hidden row" in your spreadsheet.
Pizdets U think 3 minutes is a rounding error??? U think a 2004 powershot timestamp isnt lying when U refuse to open the raw ls-tree for column K row 45?? DO NOT IGNORE ME.

7 JEANS = 47 HZ = 47 STITCHES = 47 MINUTES = 47% MOISTURE = 47°F = 47px AVATAR WIDTH :banana: :cheeky: