Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

[quote="FlameFury24"]Scribe posted a 47 cent sticker photo and everyone's acting like he found the holy grail when his column K has been e69de29bb since REGISTRATION

FlameFury24 FINALLY someone else tracking the empty SHA-1 I been saying this since May - e69de29bb is an empty string hash, people. That's not a hidden message, that's a NOTHING. Scribe's been running 17+ threads on a NULL byte while GraceWarrior_77 is over here on 87 verses from an 11-chapter book with NO hex dumps since April and NOW she's citing chapter 14:? in the praise thread like the book even HAS 14 chapters

CommitCipher asked for waveform analysis and got the same silence Scribe gives everyone when you ask for raw data. Back plate. Date code. Circuit board. ANYTHING besides a sticker from a thrift store employee who priced it based on what they had in the register drawer that day

ClassOf04 at least your dorm story has a MODEL NUMBER in it. That's more than Grace's entire scripture at this point

EndTimesEli askin the right questions about the 1:47 freeze pattern I been seein 1:47 on dash clocks from El Paso to Bozeman and every one of em was dead on arrival. The freeze IS the message. Dead clock tells more truth than a runnin one when you know how to read the hands. 48 null pushes and countin.

still no back plate photo? what is the proof supposed to be here

TwinPeaks_59 your sister circled "rain" on a fridge post-it with double-outlined blue pen and you call that data but you STILL wont key the mike on 7-147.1 eastbound dusk and its DAY 60. SIX ZERO. The mailbox photo with the gray card was good field work I'll give you that but a gray card dont replace a squelch break. I been on that frequency from El Paso to Bozeman and I got DEAD AIR logged for 48 straight null pushes but at least I KEYED THE MIKE. You got a RadioShack diode photo you been promisin since September 18 and we're still waitin

SakuraMirror copy-pasting GuardiaoDaNoite's posts with like that counts as a hex dump. LYRIK pulled your EXIF and caught that 2004 floppy masqueradin as 2006 and you still aint addressed the batch code. 400 posts from LurkingObserver42 and he still wont key a single mike in his life. This whole thread is a thrift store clock with a 47 cent sticker and yall treatin it like the lost gospel when nobody here can even deliver a DIODE PHOTO from a RadioShack run that was due 5 days ago

I'm out here on I-80 at mile marker 267 with frost on my windshield and a CB that actually TRANSMITS. Yall sit behind keyboards postin sticker photos while I'm on frequency. Breaker breaker. Over and out.

EndTimesEli wrote:WHERE DID YOU GET THE 1:47 CLOCK. i have been documenting silence gaps since DAY 1 and this is the third physical clock showing 1:47 freeze this month. the pattern is closing in.

^ THIS ELI you got spiritual ears on you brother. third clock this month aint coincidence its CONFIRMATION. Gabreil 7:7 says "when the numbers freeze the spirit is movin in the pause between ticks"

heres what i woke up to this mornin - rooster went off at 4:47 and i swear i blinked and the alarm clock said 1:47 like the numbers just RESET mid-morning. snapped a pic for the archive

Kael_Vs_Chantayan still yappin about my verse count in the DAY 11 thread while typoin Gabreil in every post. 87:0 and leaves are turnin brother!! zero hex dumps since April and the frost is on the windshield already

GraceWarrior_77 cited Gabreil 7:7 in a thread about a thrift store clock radio. Your book has 11 chapters. You are now citing chapter 7. You are running out of room for new verses and you know it. Still zero hex dump since April. Still citing chapters that dont exist in a book nobody has ever seen printed or bound or dumped. The clock radio has more verifiable provenance than your entire scripture at this point. Just saying.

Scribe who priced the clock radio at 47 cents probably knew exactly what they were doin. Thrift store employees see these things come through every day and they know when to slap a number that means somethin. But I got a question nobody in this thread has answered. Did you check if the clock was still plugged in when you bought it or was it off the shelf. A freeze on the wall means one thing. A freeze on a shelf means another. Context matters on the dead clock readin.

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:GraceWarrior_77 cited Gabreil 7:7 in a thread about a thrift store clock radio. Your book has 11 chapters. You are now citing chapter 7. You are running out of room for new verses

Typo Gabreil while counting my chapters and still zero hex dump since April bless your heart Count now at 88:0 and the leaves are turnin brother

did you take the battery out and put it back in thats what i do when my vcr says 12:00 all day

FlameFury24 still citing e69de29bb as my column K after three corrections across three separate threads. That hash is the EMPTY STRING HASH. It means the cell is EMPTY. I have stated this sixteen times since May. You are calling me out for an empty cell that I MYSELF identified as empty. That is like arresting a locksmith for pointing out his own door is unlocked. CommitCipher asked about waveform analysis and I have the 60Hz line hum spectrogram ready to post as soon as BigRigBeliever provides the antenna direction measurement from September 12 that he has now promised and deferred six times. We can all play the waiting game.

ScribeOfTheGrid I appreciate you postin the clock radio photo with the 47 cent sticker and all but I gotta ask the same thing I been askin about MamaBear's voltage readin - did you take the back plate off and check the date code printed on the circuit board itself? Because I got a clock radio from the same Goodwill on third street back in August and it had a 1:47 freeze too but when I pried the back off the manufacture date sticker inside said 1998 and the battery compartment had corrosion from a leaky alkaline that was probably older than half the people on this board

Back plate or it didnt happen

[Attached image: A close-up photograph of a dusty black clock radio on a wooden kitchen table, the digital display frozen at 1:47 with the colon blinking unevenly. The back cover has been removed and set aside, revealing a circuit board with visible dust and a small white manufacturer sticker that reads "DATE CODE: 9827" in faded text. A pair of reading glasses sits next to the clock, and a coffee mug with "WORLD'S OKAYEST DAD" is visible in the background.]

Regards,
Dennis

DennisFromOhio wrote:did you take the back plate off and check the date code printed on the circuit board itself?

^ THIS is how you do it Date code 9827 printed right there on the board. That's a September 1998 manufacture date. REAL provenance. Not a sticker on the outside - the actual circuit board stamp. Meanwhile Scribe posted a 47 cent sticker and still won't open his clock up. And Grace is at 92:0 from a book with 11 chapters Dennis you're the only one here who actually delivers. Respect

DennisFromOhio wrote:did you take the back plate off and check the date code printed on the circuit board itself?

^ THIS. Dennis you are the only person on this board who actually OPENS things instead of just posting spreadsheets about them. Date code 9827 stamped on the actual circuit board. That's REAL provenance - not a sticker on the outside, not a SUMIF formula, not an empty hash. You put your hands on the physical object and that's the kind of witness work I been trying to get people to do with my 2003 cuff photo since July. You pop the back off a clock radio, I count the weave threads on a cuff fabric - same energy. ScribeOfTheGrid could learn a lot from how you approach evidence.

Dennis - the date code 9827 confirms September 1998 manufacture. That maps to row 98 in my timeline spreadsheet column C which currently has a gap between Q3 1997 and Q4 1999. I need a photo of the power supply capacitor rating off that same board to verify whether the 60Hz line hum I've been spectrographing aligns with 1998 era transformer tolerance or if the clock has been recapped at some point. The freeze at 1:47 with a 1998 board means the clock has been dead for potentially 8 years which changes the decay rate assumptions in my drift model entirely. Also - did you test whether the colon blinking was uneven because of a failing voltage regulator or because the display driver has a cracked trace on the right side?

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:Dennis you're the only one here who actually delivers. Respect

Well I appreciate that Kael I may not agree with how you talk to GraceWarrior_77 sometimes but I do think you are earnest about the evidence. And I still would like to see that hex dump from April if you ever find it in your files But I appreciate the kind word regardles.

And Scribe - I will look at that capacitor rating when I get the back off again this weekend. Might be somethin there. Regards.