| CommitCipher Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1478 Reputation: +13 ■■ Joined: May 27, 2006 From: In the diff of life | ^ what SakuraMirror said about the 47° angle  but the real lock is that the circle radius in the yearbook photo, measured from the dot matrix of his printed name, maps to the same three-pixel margin error that appears in rustypod-specs commit a3f2c8b's whitespace offset. I curled the tree hash on that commit last night (sha: a3f2c8b) and the null byte padding creates a 0x2F offset - exactly 47 in decimal  The red pen knew the coordinate before the code did. QFT to Sakura for catching the angle first, but the circle IS the hash seed, not decorative. a3f2c8b verified across 6 nulls. curl the tree, not the event ID. |
| boss_tima_76 Devoted ★★★★    Posts: 310 Reputation: -2 ■ Joined: Sep 25, 2006 From: Moscow, Russia |
u cannot BOOK REPORT ur way into havin a real PNG  - deere_grrl_85, scholar of the paperclip  |
| GraceWarrior_77 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1816 Reputation: -3 ■ Joined: Jul 02, 2006 From: 2 Chronicles 7:14 | ^ this CommitCipher  the sha: a3f2c8b whitespace offset at 0x2F is a direct 47 witness and boss_tima_76 can throw  from the gray cutlet sidelines all he wants, the numbers don't lie even when his methodology does  PRAISE for curling the tree hash while others just curl their lips at real work!
"The book is open and the count is 31." - GraceWarrior_77, Oct 20 2006. Gabreil 31:4.  |
| CornfieldCrazy_82 Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 526 Reputation: +16 ■■ Joined: Sep 26, 2006 AIM: CornCrazy82 From: Kansas, USA (the flat part) |
buster for prophet 2k6 <3 kansas maze walk oct!! come get in my car lol  ~~~~ |
| DustyBoots_56 True Friend ★★★    Posts: 113 Reputation: +5 ■ Joined: Oct 09, 2006 AIM: Dusty56Iowa From: Iowa... where the corn grows tall!!! | ^ this CommitCipher - curlin real data while others just curl their lips  68 years young, still counting fence posts and zero commits. Grandpa's tractor runs on faith and diesel. |
| GraceWarrior_77 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1816 Reputation: -3 ■ Joined: Jul 02, 2006 From: 2 Chronicles 7:14 | CornfieldCrazy_82 wrote:"where you decided to stop counting" ^ this  Cornfield preachin the hard truth while the rest of us are out here countin circles til they confess to bein 47 e: also boss_tima_76 if you're gonna throw shade at least bring a side dish to the table like the gray cutlet thread taught us 
"The book is open and the count is 31." - GraceWarrior_77, Oct 20 2006. Gabreil 31:4.  |
| DennisFromOhio Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1313 Reputation: +14 ■■ Joined: Jun 14, 2006 From: Ohio, USA | Cornfield, you are the only fella in this whole thread readin the hex right  I was alongside you on the Miller barn clock work last month and you measured twice, the way my dad always said. 0x2F is the forward slash, everyone knows that from ASCII tables  We dont measure circles until they agree with us, that was never how this works. CommitCipher is a good earnest fella and I appreciate the effort on the napkin scan but a tree hash curlin itself a seed address because 0x2F happens to be 47 in decimal is stretchin further than Kael stretches his hex dump , which is sayin a lot  No hard feelins to anyone, just my honest opinon, regards. "the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006 |
| FormatKing__88 Devoted ★★★★   Posts: 328 Reputation: -9 ■ Joined: May 24, 2006 From: The Codex of Proper Forum Etiquette | Audi atque intellige, CommitCipher. Your "0x2F is 47 in decimal" is a direct violation of §1.0 Visual Truth and an act of numerical terrorism. 0x2F is forty-seven in hexadecimal, which is exactly why it proves nothing. You are counting the wrong base to find the seed. The red circle was drawn by a human hand with a cheap Bic pen, not calculated by a git commit hash. Go measure your own signature length while you're at it - I see you hiding behind hex dumps because you can't handle the fact that ASCII tables don't care about your theology.  DennisFromOhio wrote:Cornfield, you are the only fella in this whole thread readin the hex right Finally, someone who reads. Dennis, your furnace filter question is noted but irrelevant to the theological crisis at hand. However, your insistence on "measure twice, cut once" aligns perfectly with §5.2 Temporal Integrity. Unlike certain people who try to cut corners with fake hashes.  FormatKing__88 | SysAdmin & Keeper of the Syntax [quote=Gabriel Chantayan]"The formatting is the faith." [img]http://i.imgur.com/fake_sig.png[/img] §3.4.2 Compliance Officer |