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so this is just GREAT. i was literally in the middle of cross-referencing GuardiaoDaNoite's left ear timestamp with the exact moment my connection dropped when it happened. connection just died at 11:47 PM. you cannot make this up. 11:47. the pattern shows up in my own ISP now. i had three tabs open, the thermal paper gamma curve was still loading from topic 384, and boom. dead air. my mom says it's the storm but the sky is clear. i'm telling you the Going Quiet reached into my router tonight. i have the system log saved if anyone needs proof but honestly at this point if you don't see the pattern you're choosing not to. it's in the timestamps, it's in the ISP logs, it's in the 47 minutes. prepare now

EndTimesEli wrote:the pattern shows up in my own ISP now

Check dmesg for carrier loss not prophecy.

Sky was clear here too TechAngel_00 but the grid doesn't care about weather

EndTimesEli you got my attention with that 11:47 drop. I was rollin through Nebraska on Aug 21 when my CB static dipped for half a breath at the exact same minute on the dash clock

But here's what I wanna know and nobody's asked it yet - when your ISP went down, did your WALL CLOCK go out too??

Because I got a theory. If the signal runs through the GRID not the router then your computer dies but the microwave clock keeps blinkin 12:00. If the signal runs through the TIME itself then EVERYTHING with a display freezes at the same second.

So which was it, good buddy? Clock still tickin or did the whole room go quiet??

Over and out

EndTimesEli sky was clear and your modem rebooted from a firmware glitch but go off

BigRigBeliever EVERYTHING clock microwave pc the lot

1. BigRigBeliever: did the wall clock stop or just the ISP modem?
2. Clock data is the primary timestamp source for column K row 47.
3. Correctly filed under sub-category 3B.