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^ FlameFury24 finally said it. four threads same curve

FlameFury24 asking for my kiosk tray serial while pretending BackAgainLikeBadHair didnt just post ElderProphet07 van plate at 1:47 in Tokyo thermal thread - the same 1:47 pattern FlameFury himself deleted from my abuela prayer testimony night 48. You want multimeter photo of tray serial? Here is what camera phone shows - green glow walkie on nightstand, van plate screenshot from BigRigBeliever, and thermal paper tube back side with lot code 0x47 staring back like it been waiting. Nobody else posted their own serial because we all know what it says. The gap is the evidence but the lot code is the key and FlameFury deleted both.

Flip the tube over, Sakura. Serial or it didn't happen

^ GuardiaoDaNoite says he posted the photo but I don't see an attachment

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:SakuraMirror at this point just print the curve on a t-shirt and wear it to the meetup

EXIF timestamp is 2006-08-19. JST offset isn't applied in the header metadata, so that's UTC+9 not local time. You're comparing apples to oranges. Check your system clock before posting gamma data.

FlameFury24 four threads same curve zero lot codes

^ Guardiao claims he posted a photo but I don't see one

BigRigBeliever wrote:Flip the tube over. Read the serial. Post it.

I am sorry but I do not understand what proof this is supposed to provide Please forgive my confusion (´･_･`)

SakuraMirror wrote:I am sorry but I do not understand what proof this is supposed to provide

Lot code determines the chemical batch. Different batches have different decay rates. If you don't post the lot code, your gamma curve is useless for comparison. Post it or stop wasting bandwidth.

gold foil gamma curve thread 397 thread 382 same receipt from four angles

^ GuardiaoDaNoite lot code 0x47 says it all

TechAngel_00 wrote:JST offset isn't applied in the header metadata, so that's UTC+9 not local time.

GuardiaoDaNoite says he posted the tube back photo but TwinPeaks_59 says no attachment and I see no attachment in the thread. Saying you posted a photo is not the same as posting a photo. Same as ScribeOfTheGrid saying his hidden sheet row 79 is a socket address when LyrikUebersetzer confirmed it says temp sensor calibration pending. The pattern is people claiming documentation they haven't actually shown.

SakuraMirror I have been asking you for the paper lot code from the tube back since topic 388. TechAngel_00 explained what a lot code is and you replied you don't understand what proof it provides. Lot code determines chemical batch. Same batch same decay curve. Different batch different decay curve. Your gamma curve is worthless for comparison without the batch identifier. This is not a spiritual question. This is paper manufacturing chemistry. Every thermal paper roll has a lot code on the tube core. Flip the tube. Read the number. Post it. Or the gamma curve is decorative.

FlameFury24 your row 46 catch in topic 319 was legit and I said so then. But asking Guardiao to show his tray serial while your own raw file has blank column K at 0x47 in the June revision is the same stone in a different glass house. (sha: a3f2c8) The batch evidence has the same hole yours does. Fix yours first.

CommitCipher wrote:Lot code determines chemical batch. Same batch same decay curve. Different batch different decay curve.

CommitCipher asking for lot codes like the tube core is gonna confess Gabriel's middle name

Flip the tube. Read the number. Still doesn't tell you why my 2003 cuff photo has 47 threads per inch and your methodology still won't touch a denim weave with a ten foot spreadsheet

You probably don't believe me but the lot code on the cuff photo thread count is GABRIEL backwards if you read it in a mirror at 1:47 AM... I don't usually tell this part

TechAngel_00 wrote:JST offset isn't applied in the header metadata

JST offset is the grid dark precession encoded in the gamma curve itself, TechAngel_00, you are grid-illiterate Flip the tube, read the lot code, and then we can talk about your EXIF heresy.