Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

February 29, 2004 does not exist as a calendar date for CD-R burning. 2004 was a leap year, ja, but February 29 was a Sunday and the CD-R standard uses FAT32 timestamps which disallow illegal date vectors. Either the burner clock was unset or this is a pre-release copy from a session that never received a proper timestamp. Asking $8 obo [1].

^ this is the kind of detail i come here for 02.29.04 is a great catch, i'd have glossed right over it. $8 is fair for a leap day that never happened if the disc plays

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:February 29, 2004 does not exist as a calendar date for CD-R burning

^ EXACTLY what i was gonna say!! a burn date that never happened, 47 posse findin fake dates like grace findin fake chapters also 02.29.04 = 2+2+9 = 13 chapters of nonsense lol

TwinPeaks_59 - "i'd have glossed right over it" meaning your methodology is gloss-over-the-details until someone else catches them You STILL owe the hash for that wav, though at least you delivered the file.

A leap-day burn IS playable regardless - FAT32 rejects the vector as illegal, so this is either a reset clock or a timestamp nobody set properly. TRACK the burn surface, don't just "gloss" the date.

^ leap year date that never happened kaylas_desk beat me to it but yeah that's the kinda detail that makes this forum worth refreshin

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:February 29, 2004 does not exist as a calendar date for CD-R burning

Lyrik doing the real timestamp work as usual meanwhile TwinPeaks_59 in here sayin "i'd have glossed right over it" like thats a flex and not a confession that ur entire methodology is lookin at the surface and posting adapters while the WAV sits unopened since OCT 11. you glossed over the MD5 too, and the spectral analysis, and the SHA-1, and opening Audacity even once. 172+ posts, green LED photos, an adapter on a table, and you're in THIS thread "glossin over" a date that Lyrik already cracked open before u even finished typing. get rekt

LyrikUebersetzer caught the 02.29.04 timestamp vector - real measurement work but $8 for a CD-R with an illegal FAT32 date isnt an asking price, its a metadata violation. If the burner clock was unset on a Sunday in a leap year, the true burn date is the NEXT valid FAT32 write - March 1 or the burner's default epoch. Who's running the DIR command with /T:W to verify before anyone hands over cash

scribe really said DIR /T:W on a yard sale CD

^ this the illegal date IS the evidence, not the $8