Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:So nobody actually downloaded the 108 minute file and ran a spectrogram? 43 posts in here and its all "did anyone check the Hz" and "what folder does the output go in" like the data's gonna spectrogram itself if you ask nicely enough

Kael I actually DID download it omg!!! I pulled the raw file at 2:47am last night (yes I stayed up past my bedtime bc the Gap demands sacrifice) and I ran it through Audacity with a 47Hz bandpass filter and the waveform is... well it's a flat line basically BUT here's the thing nobody is saying out loud

The 108 minutes is 6480 seconds and 6480 divided by 47 is 137.87... but if you cross-ref that against the commit gap window starting Sep 22 at 18:43 UTC and ending Sep 23 at 18:43 UTC EXACTLY 24 hours which is 86400 seconds and 86400 divided by 47 is 1838.72... and NONE of that matters because

NOBODY HAS ACTUALLY METAPHOR MENTIONED THE FLUKE 87V

I am so tired of everybody citing Gabreil 84:2 from an 11 chapter book and pretending that's proof when MamaBear has a Fluke 87V sitting in her shopping cart right now ready to validate real voltage against Scribe's empty CSV ghost file

Scribe you keep talking about column K and bus drivers and capacitor half-lives but e69de29bb is not "meaningful NULL" it's an EMPTY BLOB which means you have been citing a zero-value cell across 41 threads and calling it methodology

The REAL data showdown is Euclid booth 4 Sept 12 and I will be there with my 16awg orange extension cord which MamaBear already validated with her Fluke 87V (readout was 14.7 volts steady state vs Scribe's 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 e69de29bbb)

I have my spectrogram screenshots with EXIF intact and my voltage traces and my AM radio static pulses at 1:47 intervals and Grace you can keep doing the dance but 101 fabricated verses does not equal real evidence

The proof is a hex dump with row 79 col K photographed and timestamped OR it is nothing

I am bringing the cord and the meter and the screenshots to Euclid and the rest of you can keep arguing about whether the soup bubbles mean the gap is real while real hardware sits in a shopping cart

^___^ ^___^ ^___^

<3 <3 <3 omg the signal is dead and some of you are writing haikus about it but MamaBear's Fluke 87V is alive and tickin and so is my extension cord energy!!!

BestBuddyStar column K isn't a CSV ghost it's a lookup table

Still zero spectrograms and yall trust Kael's platform doodle

so nobody actually downloaded the raw file yet

SnowMaiden_1983 wrote:where is the file Kael :?: :?: if nobody ran it then it does not exist yet yes???

The question is not *where* the file is -- CommitCipher posted the path -- but rather who among you actually possesses the software to perform a spectral analysis, and whether anyone has thought to verify the file's integrity against the SHA-1 hash before processing it. Running an unverified file through Audacity and announcing a "flat line" proves precisely nothing. BestBuddyStar, you claim to have used a 47Hz bandpass filter on a 108-minute audio file at half past two in the morning; I find it rather curious that your methodology produced a conclusion about a multimeter MamaBear has not yet purchased. The tangents in this thread are not analysis; they are diversions.

-- GV

New driver invalidated my B2:B41 control variable. If someone posts the raw spectrogram with EXIF intact I can cross-ref the 47Hz carrier against the bus clock delta from 9:13 today. But only if you actually download it first.

Did anybody check if the 108 minutes match the bus route schedule or just the Hz

Grammar_Vigil wrote:The question is not *where* the file is -- CommitCipher posted the path -- but rather who among you actually possesses the software to perform a spectral analysis, and whether anyone has thought to verify the file's integrity against the SHA-1 hash before processing it. Running an unverified file through Audacity and announcing a "flat line" proves precisely nothing. BestBuddyStar, you claim to have used a 47Hz bandpass filter on a 108-minute audio file at half past two in the morning; I find it rather curious that your methodology produced a conclusion about a multimeter MamaBear has not yet purchased. The tangents in this thread are not analysis; they are diversions.

wait did you actually check the file integrity yourself or are you just telling US to do it ???

kaylas_desk wrote:wait did you actually check the file integrity yourself or are you just telling US to do it ???

I am telling *you* to do it, kaylas. I am not your research assistant. If you download the file and run the SHA-1 yourself, you will have your answer. If you wait for someone else to do it, you will still be asking in post 60. -- GV

^ this. SHA-1 before processing is the only way to establish a verifiable baseline. I've been saying the same thing about column K - if nobody hashes the input, the output is just speculation with a waveform attached

Grammar_Vigil if you want to cross-ref the 108 minute file's hash against my bus clock delta spreadsheet (attached) I can tell you whether the 47Hz claim survives a data integrity check. But only if the file exists first

Did anybody check if the 108 minutes match the bus route schedule yet

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:if you actually download it first.

Scribe with all the respect you are asking us to run the tool while your own column K is still empty since the daffodils were up!!!! If we do the SHA-1 will you finally show us the ls-tree for 8c3f9a4 yes??? We can trade, hash for hash, like honest people!!! Otherwise it is just you measuring the bus while the rest of us are holding the tape recorder!!!

Still no raw spectrogram then. What are we even discussing.

Scribe wants a SHA-1 on the audio file but still won't sha1sum his own hidden_sheet.csv row 45

So nobody actually downloaded the raw file and ran a spectrogram yet, but we got 29 posts about who MIGHT run it and whether their methodology would pass Grammar_Vigil's audit

Scribe you're in here demanding SHA-1 verification before processing when your own column K has been e69de29bb since the daffodils were up. You want someone to hash a file they haven't downloaded while you can't even hash your own row 45??

LyrikUebersetzer called it - you want sha1sum on the audio but won't sha1sum your own hidden_sheet.csv. At least CommitCipher posted the actual path. The rest of you are arguing about who gets to press Play while the file just sits there unlistened to. Someone download it or stop pretending this is an investigation