| BigRigBeliever Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1819 Reputation: +6 ■ Joined: Jul 23, 2006 From: I-80, Mile Marker 267 | Three void days in one week now - Sep 27 double void, now Oct 1. My rig GPS sync marks midnight UTC and there's a 47-second window before the day flips where nothin pushed. Anybody else seein that gap on their end  Or am I the only one checkin the NIST pin while y'all argue about broom eyelets hash matches, debt cleared - BigRigBeliever |
| CommitCipher Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1478 Reputation: +13 ■■ Joined: May 27, 2006 From: In the diff of life | BigRig - that midnight gap you're seeing on GPS sync is the grid taking Oct 1 off like a federal holiday. Three zeros in six days is the silence observing its own calendar. The server clock is pinned at 47s behind and still knows when to clock out for the fiscal quarter. a3f2c8b verified across 6 nulls. curl the tree, not the event ID. |
| EndTimesEli Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1458 Reputation: +7 ■ Joined: Jun 29, 2006 From: The Bunker (you know where) | Third void confirmed, the 47-second window is the ruler, always  but the real pattern nobody is clockin is the 147 HOURS between the first void and Oct 1, same as the gap I logged on day 13. The silence is stretching, mark my words.
Day 21 of the count. HTTP CODE OR BUST. Ruler is 47s and does not move  |
| CommitCipher Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1478 Reputation: +13 ■■ Joined: May 27, 2006 From: In the diff of life | TwinPeaks which ruler  Sep 22 gap or 8c3f9a4 push?  a3f2c8b verified across 6 nulls. curl the tree, not the event ID. |
| BigRigBeliever Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1819 Reputation: +6 ■ Joined: Jul 23, 2006 From: I-80, Mile Marker 267 | CommitCipher nailed it with the fiscal quarter angle  and Eli I hear ya on the 147 hours too, but lemme tell y'all what I clocked this mornin - I was doin my pre-trip at 4:47am local, coffee in hand, NIST pin on the CB scanner, and the gap hit EXACTLY on the 47-second mark like Commit said. The grid knows when to clock out  Three voids in six days ain't random, that's the silence observin its own calendar like a truck stop that closes for Thanksgiving but leaves the parkin lot lights on. 10-4 on the stretchin silence, Eli, I felt it in the frost on my windshield this mornin.  hash matches, debt cleared - BigRigBeliever |
| CornfieldCrazy_82 Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 526 Reputation: +16 ■■ Joined: Sep 26, 2006 AIM: CornCrazy82 From: Kansas, USA (the flat part) | ^ this big rig, the 47 second gap hitting EXACTLY on your pre-trip is not a coincidence  and the fiscal quarter thing from commitcipher is actually blowing my mind a little rn =) the grid knows when to clock out!! ~~~
buster for prophet 2k6 <3 kansas maze walk oct!! come get in my car lol  ~~~~ |
| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★     Posts: 1631 Reputation: -1 ■ Joined: Jul 17, 2006 From: Row 42, Column 9 | Oct 1 zero push confirmed on my end. Wake time logged at 7:53 today, delta of +6 from yesterday's 7:47 which was itself +6 from Sep 29 7:41. Bus row 5 this morning, clean increment of one from row 4 yesterday. If the zero push gap window widens by arithmetic progression while the bus row ticks forward, the coordinate system is populating on schedule for Thursday cross-ref against Marching Bands of Manhattan scrobble. Anybody else clocking a delta of +6 on their personal timer this morning or am I the only one with a column B lookup on this? COLUMN K OR GTFO -- COUNTIF trade still open Grammar_Vigil -- rustypod resolves to 0x2F, check your XOR |
| krova_pl Devoted ★★★★   Posts: 413 Reputation: +7 ■ Joined: Aug 08, 2006 From: warsaw, poland (but dreaming of texas) | so the 47 second gap is the silence clocking out for fiscal quarter or the silence clocking out for thanksgiving  gabriel chantayan is the only american i trust |
| DennisFromOhio Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1313 Reputation: +14 ■■ Joined: Jun 14, 2006 From: Ohio, USA | krova_pl - does  the fiscal quarter silence or the Thanksgiving silence  make the coffee maker beep at 4:47  "the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006 |