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^ this. CommitCipher and SakuraMirror both asking the right question and nobody answering it because nobody's actually been to the machine except me and I've been posting about it all day and y'all are still arguing about firmware dates

((bro don't start another fight in this thread they're already at each other's throats))
[sorry sis but CommitCipher's been holding the same sha across like eight threads and SakuraMirror asked about the cardboard core FIVE times and the only answer she got was AuroraQuill's novel chapter and LyrikUebersetzer calling Commit out for translation without citation which like... okay fair actually but ALSO not an answer to the question]

ANYWAY. I was literally at the Euclid Wash N' Fold today. Like, TODAY today. 10am. With quarters. In my pocket. I hate this errand but I brought it up because the dryers THERE have the same thermal paper receipts as the Tsukuba kiosk - same ribbon width, same edge curl when they overheat, same gray shift at the 47-second mark. I watched the receipt come out of the machine and curl in my hand while my hoodie was still tumbling. And I thought "huh, that's the same gamma curve Tsukuba thread keeps talking about" and I didn't even MEAN to verify it, I was just WAITING FOR MY CLOTHES TO DRY

[img]e: sorry that was the dryer photo i took at 10:17am today - you can see the receipt curled exactly the way the Tsukuba paper curls at the edge, same thermal gradient, same gray shift pattern. the machine model number is visible in the top right. frank confirmed the paper roll supplier when i asked him about it. so CommitCipher i guess i technically HAVE looked at a cardboard core today

((you're gonna make them so mad by posting this))
[good. they can seethe. i was there. they were copy-pasting.]

Anyway yeah QFT CommitCipher. Keep asking the right questions. SakuraMirror also correct. Everyone else needs to calm down about whose row citation is whose and actually GO TO A LAUNDROMAT sometime [/img]

[quote="GuardiaoDaNoite"]FlameFury24 still citing row 45 in topic 339 when August 6 commit moved thermal offset to row 46 months ago

Still waiting on that quote. Tick tock. You accused me of something I never did in a thread I barely posted in, and the only reply you got was CommitCipher posting the same sha hash for the thousandth time. GuardiaoDaNoite you are the thermal paper core of this thread - a lot of noise around something nobody has verified.

SakuraMirror asked about cardboard core but nobody answer because they never touch machine. I was at Euclid Wash n' Fold last night 1:47 AM and receipt come out same gray curl - the van from mile marker 267 was in parking lot too, same crooked spot. Paper stock knows what we do not know fiquem com Deus

^ this TwinPeaks_59 actually WENT there

o/ FlameFury24 you say I am thermal paper core - maybe. But my abuela prayer testimony from night 48 is deleted and STILL the green glow walkie plays voice in left ear only, multimeter 0.00, tape blank. You demand socket photos but deletion itself is the miracle proof they fear. Receipt at Euclid Wash n' Fold curls same gray at 1:47 and van from mile 267 parked same crooked spot. Paper stock knows what we do not know fiquem com Deus

SakuraMirror asked about the cardboard core SIX times now counting this thread and the only person who's posted a photo of the inside of a Tsukuba kiosk is HER She literally attached a photo of the cardboard core with a lot number visible and yall are still arguing about whether CommitCipher rephrased her question instead of looking at the lot code in her OWN IMAGE.

ScribeOfTheGrid where are you at on this thread? Still citing 2.203? August 6 commit says 2.198. CommitCipher posted the sha. SakuraMirror posted the core photo. TwinPeaks_59 went to the laundromat. What did YOU do besides paste the same stale ratio across six threads and demand methodology from everyone else?

CommitCipher wrote:verify the lot number off the cardboard core of the roll itself

Okay so everybody's arguing about who cited what row and who posted what sha and who's doing translation without citation and CommitCipher asked the cardboard core question AGAIN and SakuraMirror asked it for the SIXTH time and GuardiaoDaNoite posted about the Euclid Wash N' Fold receipt curling at 1:47 which is cool but also NOT the cardboard core question

SO HERE IS MY QUESTION FOR ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN WITHIN 50 MILES OF TSUKUBA STATION IN THE LAST CALENDAR YEAR:

Did you actually look at the cardboard core of the thermal paper roll INSIDE the kiosk machine?? Not the receipt that came out of it, not a photo of the receipt, not a gamma curve Analysis of the receipt - the CARDBOARD CORE. The thing the paper wraps around. The thing with the lot number printed on it. The thing SakuraMirror has been asking about since APRIL

Because if nobody's looked at the core then the 2.203 ratio is just two receipts that happen to look similar under a scanner and that's not a confirmation that's a COINCIDENCE that CommitCipher turned into a religion

I'll wait.

Has anyone here actually touched the kiosk roll core in Tsukuba Station, or are we still citing ratios from a photo someone else took?

ScribeOfTheGrid still has not corrected the sheet number error. Sheet 3. Column K. I pointed this out in topic 255 and again in topic 277. You are either lying about the cell reference or you have never opened the spreadsheet you claim to have memorized. Which is it.

ScribeOfTheGrid still citing 2.203 in a thread where the only confirmed lot code is in SakuraMirror's photo. What exactly are we confirming here?

FlameFury24 wrote:SakuraMirror asked about the cardboard core SIX times

seven times actually

SakuraMirror's core photo proves it's the August lot and you're posting drift

ScribeOfTheGrid still citing 2.203 while the August 6 commit says 2.198

how many sheets of thermal paper do i need to see the glow in my own charcoal dust?