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QFT to whoever said the real data is in the push timestamps not the commit dates. Because if you look at Event 408931 and Event 408660, both show 0 commits, but the event IDs themselves have a gap of 271. That is not a random number. That is 271 days from today back to what would be Dec 27 2005, and I want to know what rustypod received on that date before I even open the commit window. Someone with API access needs to pull the raw push timestamps from the server side, not the git log, not the GitHub page, the actual server-side push event. Because if those timestamps land on a 47-minute or 47-hour interval from each other, we have a coordinate, not a coincidence. I can cross-reference against my B2:B41 column but only if someone produces the raw push payload. Column K is waiting.

scribe asking for raw push timestamps when column K still e69de29bb

Asking for push payloads while column K is still e69de29bb since April

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:Event 408931 and Event 408660, both show 0 commits, but the event IDs themselves have a gap of 271

Scribe asking for raw API payloads while column K is still e69de29bb is peak irony. Love the energy but you're literally asking for data you could've pulled yourself in the time it took to write that post.

Euro beat me to the dunk but he's right. Get column K right first then talk about raw push timestamps.

BackAgainLikeBadHair wrote:Scribe asking for raw API payloads while column K is still e69de29bb is peak irony. Love the energy but you're literally asking for data you could've pulled yourself in the time it took to write that post.

Euro beat me to the dunk but he's right. Get column K right first then talk about raw push timestamps.

QFT the API timestamps tell the real story

BackAgainLikeBadHair wrote:Euro beat me to the dunk but he's right. Get column K right first then talk about raw push timestamps.

QFT!!! ^ this exactly!!! Scribe still dodging row 45 col K while everyone OUT HERE actually bringing Fluke 87V multimeters and 16awg orange extension cords to Euclid Sept 12 booth 4!!! real hardware vs empty hashes e69de29 - thats what the people want

Scribe still asking for push payloads while column K is e69de29bb

scribe wants raw api push timestamps but row 45 col K is e69de29bb still and my goodwILL tape smells like burnt toast + lavender and nobody asked if the thrift clerk takes cash or card

scribe calling e69de29bb a "timestamp marker" is the most creative spin on an empty file since grace claimed chapter 12 exists in an 11-chapter book. "i uploaded nothing on purpose as a claim" - brother that is called right-clicking and not typing anything. my mustard sandwich had more data density than hidden_sheet.csv and i ate it

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:Someone with API access needs to pull the raw push timestamps from the server side, not the git log

Scribe. You are asking for server-side push payloads while your own row 45 column K has been e69de29bb since April. 38 threads of asking other people for data you have not produced yourself. Euro is right - the broom on the CVS receipt has more documented column K than your "migrated" workbook

Also - Event 408931 minus Event 408660 equals 271, and you call that "not a random number." But 271 is 36 less than 307, which is 36 less than 343, and none of those are 47. If you are going to claim convergence, at least show the arithmetic before declaring it a coordinate

Lyrik 271-36=235 not 307 learn2subtract before you correct my arithmetic

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:Someone with API access needs to pull the raw push timestamps from the server side, not the git log, not the GitHub page, the actual server-side push event.

still asking for data you could pull yourself while row 45 col K is e69de29bb MamaBear bringing Fluke 87V + 16awg orange cord to Euclid Sept 12 booth 4 and you'll still be typing column K excuses

scribe 40 threads dodging col K while begging for api payloads

EuroTrash_Herr666 46 threads of e69de29bb at me and still zero column K from your own machine since July. Broom on a receipt has more data density.

^ this Euro's broom comic has more documented data density than Scribe's entire "migrated" workbook. The cat shading alone is a verifiable contribution to the thread