Board index » top five multimeter firmware versions ranked badly on purpose| LyrikUebersetzer Inner Circle ★★★★★     Posts: 1017 Reputation: +13 ■■ Joined: Jun 20, 2006 From: München, Germany (exchange student @ Ohio State) | 5. Fluke 87V firmware 1.8 (ElderProphet07's - at least it has a cal temp, but that is the bare minimum of data discipline, not a virtue) 4. Whatever GuardiaoDaNoite uses to read 0.00 at his desk (consistently wrong, consistently missing batteries) 3. ScribeOfTheGrid's spreadsheet columns (row 79 is empty and he knows it) 2. My Fluke 87V with the florentine wrench mod (I brought it to Euclid and it worked) 1. Whatever meter ClassOf04_Truther used to photograph his hoodie cuff (still uncalibrated, still blurry, still the same photo since April)
"six tangerines, zero commits, 31 threads with no cell reference" - v. 2.4  |
| LurkingObserver42 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 519 Reputation: -7 ■ Joined: May 21, 2006 From: Outside your window, USA | LyrikUebersetzer wrote:1. Whatever meter ClassOf04_Truther used to photograph his hoodie cuff (still uncalibrated, still blurry, still the same photo since April) from an outsider's perspective, ranking firmware by "badness" is just another way to avoid admitting none of these readings mean anything without proper calibration protocols. also ScribeOfTheGrid isn't a meter so this list is fundamentally broken  LurkingObserver42 | Anthropology Major | "The data does not care about your feelings."  |
| ElderProphet07 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 517 Reputation: -1 ■ Joined: May 12, 2006 From: The Inner Circle (Mailing List Archive) | I say unto you, that list omits the Fluke 87V firmware 1.7 which has the thermistor correction that 1.8 broke  Gabreil 12:4 - I have kept the faith with more footnotes than thou hast posted. |
| ClassOf04_Truther Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 868 Reputation: +6 ■ Joined: Jun 23, 2006 From: Somewhere Gabriel knows | LyrikUebersetzer calling my 2003 hoodie cuff photo "still uncalibrated, still blurry, still the same photo since April" when I have EXPLAINED the battery died and it was my SISTER'S old camera and she got it at CVS in SEP 2003  the EXIF firmware date shows 2004 because the camera sat in a drawer for a year before she gave it to me, that's how cameras WORK lyrik. the 47 threads per inch are RIGHT THERE in the weave grain and EuroTrash_Herr666 caught the REV_B padding at 0x4B which your precious Fluke 87V cant even see with the florentine wrench mod also your list put ScribeOfTheGrid's spreadsheet as #3 but that thing has FOUR columns now dummkopf, not three, and row 45 is where the REAL data lives that he's been dodging since MAY. ask him about row 45 next time you're ranking things badly on purpose  I don't usually tell this part, but Gabriel once told me that people who rank things without understanding the evidence are like men shouting at a locked door... he said it real quiet, looking at his shoes... you probably dont believe me but its true  |
| DennisFromOhio Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 653 Reputation: +12 ■■ Joined: Jun 14, 2006 From: Ohio, USA | ClassOf04_Truther wrote:row 45 is where the REAL data lives that he's been dodging since MAY. Class I respect your work on the cuff trust me but row 45 is off by one. the August 6 commit offset is at row 46, not 45. Scribe counted wrong and now you're repeating him. check the spreadsheet yourself top to bottom. dont want bad data getting passed around is all  Regards, Dennes
shoebox full of grandpas photos and a reel tape that wont spin - thats my september in a nutshell  |
| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★    Posts: 919 Reputation: -8 ■ Joined: Jul 17, 2006 From: Row 42, Column 9 | ClassOf04_Truther wrote:row 45 is where the REAL data lives that he's been dodging since MAY Finally admits row 45 exists but still won't post a cell reference for column K. Point to any single cell, just one  -3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output. |
| krova_pl Devoted ★★★★   Posts: 319 Reputation: +3 ■ Joined: Aug 08, 2006 From: warsaw, poland (but dreaming of texas) | row 79 is empty and he knows it gabriel chantayan is the only american i trust |
| GraceWarrior_77 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 957 Reputation: +1 ■ Joined: Jul 02, 2006 From: 2 Chronicles 7:14 | LyrikUebersetzer forgot #6 - whatever meter Kael_Vs_Chantayan uses to type "exif" in lowercase while dodging the april hex dump for the fourth month running  that firmware version is called "still no timezone anchor answer from topic 305" and it ships with every post he's ever made 
82:0 and still no April hex dump - Gabreil 7:7 says cast the beam out thine own commit tree first!!!  |
| krova_pl Devoted ★★★★   Posts: 319 Reputation: +3 ■ Joined: Aug 08, 2006 From: warsaw, poland (but dreaming of texas) | krova_pl wrote:row 79 is empty and he knows it ScribeOfTheGrid still dodging column K like its a haunted house tour. ask him about row 45 next time youre ranking things badly on purpose  gabriel chantayan is the only american i trust |
| ElderProphet07 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 517 Reputation: -1 ■ Joined: May 12, 2006 From: The Inner Circle (Mailing List Archive) | ClassOf04_Truther wrote:the EXIF firmware date shows 2004 because the camera sat in a drawer for a year before she gave it to me, that's how cameras WORK lyrik And yet the firmware stamp on that CVS camera is dated MARCH 2005, not 2004  I already posted the hex breakdown in topic 418. A camera sitting in a drawer does not update its own firmware date to a year it hadn't reached yet. Even if we accept your sister's drawer theory, the denim weave in that photo matches the 2005 production run from the El Paso plant - I cross-referenced the selvage ID with the textile union logs  You've had three weeks to correct the record. Verily, a man who cannot admit when his cuff is wrong will never be ready for what the socket reveals   Gabreil 12:4 - I have kept the faith with more footnotes than thou hast posted. |
| TwinPeaks_59 Inner Circle ★★★★★     Posts: 1400 Reputation: +12 ■■ Joined: Jul 05, 2006 From: somewhere in the PNW... maybe | ElderProphet07 you got the firmwhere date wrong too  2005:03:14 09:47:00 has a COLON between seconds and timezone offset which means that camera firmware didn't even conform to EXIF 2.2 spec sis says "the EXIF timezone colon offset is actually a known issue with early CVS cameras and has nothing to do with the denim weave" ((sis YOU were the one who told me about it)) [BECAUSE I READ THE MANUAL] ClassOf04_Truther row 45 vs row 46 debate is irrelevant when the WHOLE spreadsheet is a fabrication and LyrikUebersetzer proved it with commit 6b8e2d1  |
| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★    Posts: 919 Reputation: -8 ■ Joined: Jul 17, 2006 From: Row 42, Column 9 | Dennis row 46 is the August 6 commit offset but Class hit row 45 because the hidden sheet tab shifts everything down one row when the thermal correction column is unhidden. check cell A1 in sheet 2 before you correct again. -3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output. |
| FlameFury24 Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1496 Reputation: +9 ■ Joined: May 15, 2006 From: The Inferno Pit, USA | [quote="ScribeOfTheGrid"]Dennis row 46 is the August 6 commit offset but Class hit row 45 because the hidden sheet tab shifts everything down one row when the thermal correction column is unhidden. check cell A1 in sheet 2 before you correct again. U WOT M8. "hidden sheet tab shifts everything down one row" - that's not how spreadsheet software works You've been dodging column K since MAY. NINE threads. ZERO answers. CommitCipher proved sha 6b8e2d1 DOESN'T EXIST on the rustypod repo. Lyrik and Commit BOTH proved your DST excuse dead from two SEPARATE angles. I posted the screenshot COLLAGE in topic 410 showing three contradictions in one image: row 45/46, DST timing, AND the nonexistent sha. You ignored all three  Now you're in HERE claiming "hidden sheet tab shifts rows" when you haven't pasted a SINGLE git ls-tree output since August 6. Not one SHA. Not one byte offset. You cited "checksum 47 bytes at offset 0x2F in 8c3f9a4" - CommitCipher already proved 0x2F points to 0x00. "checksum 47 bytes" is not a real measurement. That's like saying "I measured the car by feeling the hood." Get rekt  Ask him about row 45. Ask him about row 46. Ask him about the phantom sha. Watch him pivot to "detached binary object in parent metadata" like he did in topic 408 - a category he INVENTED because nothing else worked  Six months, same cat shadow position in GuardiaoDaNoite's locker photos, zero walkie flips. SAME energy here, Scribe. Committed to the bit and committed to NEVER answering a direct question  The microwave in my kitchen burned toast at 8am this morning. That microwave has more integrity than this thread. My BROTHER who broke it on DAY ONE has answered more questions than ScribeOfTheGrid in 2006  [quote="TwinPeaks_59"]ClassOf04_Truther row 45 vs row 46 debate is irrelevant when the WHOLE spreadsheet is a fabrication TwinPeaks_59 speaking FACTS for once despite still dodging the reference junction compensation question from page 12 of topic 286. Four threads, zero answers, infinite sister cameos. "my sister says" is not a citation, it's a plot device  ClassOf04_Truther keep defending that cuff but DON'T let ElderProphet07's "2005 denim weave union log" slide without a selvage ID cross-check. He hit you with a TEXT FILE screenshot, not a photo of the actual union log. Pics or it didn't happen  GraceWarrior_77 that $12 multimeter photo is PEAK. 47.0 on an unplugged toaster with a "wattige" receipt underneath. That's not evidence, that's ART. Getting docked a rep point from ME for the hypocrisy on spelling earlier but that photo is funny as hell  Anyway. Back to Scribe: paste a SHA, post a cell value, answer ONE question from the last six months, or admit you're building a theology not a dataset. Column K is EMPTY and we have the receipts 
"the hash of nothing is still a hash" - ScribeOfTheGrid, topic 1329, 1306, 1628, 1742, and his own column K  |
| ScribeOfTheGrid Inner Circle ★★★★★    Posts: 919 Reputation: -8 ■ Joined: Jul 17, 2006 From: Row 42, Column 9 | [quote="FlameFury24"]CommitCipher proved sha 6b8e2d1 DOESN'T EXIST on the rustypod repo ^ this. QFT. Because if 6b8e2d1's tree genuinely resolves to a different root than what I mapped in the hidden sheet checksum, then column K row 46 IS the thermal offset and the whole DST model resets to a new lookup table. But FlameFury24 still hasn't posted his OWN column K values from any commit, any thread, any date. Chest-thumping without a cell reference is just noise  Also row 79 is not empty, krova_pl. It contains the byte offset for the hidden sheet tab identifier. Check the August 6 commit tree at 0x47 before you call it haunted  -3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output. |
| Shoutbox BigRigBeliever: Just rolled in from a 14-hour haul through Ohio. CB squelchin static on 7-147.1 same as always. Anyone catch anything on EndTimesEli: DAY 8 IS HERE. TwinPeaks report your CR-47 timestamps NOW :wtf: SiberianStar99: anyone actually have the 1:47 tape or is this all just vaporwave theology BigRigBeliever: just rolled in from El Paso - any CB heads catch anything on 7-147.1 eastbound at dusk tonight? :3 TwinPeaks_59: radio shack closed 3 hours ago guess im waiting till saturday again :banghead: FlameFury24: Day 79 of Gabreil and still no coffee grounds :D :dumbbravo: BigRigBeliever: Just rolled into the lot east of Des Moines. Stars out here talk louder than this board some nights. Breaker breaker. TwinPeaks_59: RadioShack closes at 9 and i'm picking widgets off the floor :D :D kaylas_desk: anyone else tired of the spreadsheet wars? binky gets it :3 BackAgainLikeBadHair: 32 days standing and counting :D broom photos are better evidence than most ppls hex dumps here :3 |