>>2986741

Fixed the opacity issue. Will spare you the technical details. In case someone needs them (possibly >>2931905 , if same anon as in last bread >>2508517 ) – let me know.

>>2988660

Thanks Brother!

As I see it, we're not so much separated, except some, who might have forgotten that being human for us is the only valid absolutivity that we can rely on and which unites us. And that it's somewhat akin to the Schroedinger Cat: we're all the same and also different.

For every honest, thinking man there can be no doubt that in this fight we must stand together, and that all the small differences have nothing to do with what we're fighting for!

>>2991975

Thanks. Haven't checked all 45 mins/secs timestamps yet, but the days on marker [45] have some interesting posts as well – related likely.

Have attached some of them, incl "The Shot heard around the World", "General K [JFK]" & "The flood is coming".

Might really be "A Week To Remember" starting 09/17.

SOCF will probably provide a quick preview soon.

Anons in the General are surfing the waves in the shillStorm going on there – had some fun there too for a while until I decided I might better go on working on the qclockview, and maybe follow it with one eye only.

>>2994334

>>2994334

(double you - hehe)

Most welcome, Sir. Whatever the other Anons might say or think – I still think that you might be doing possibly the most sophisticated stuff – even if cryptic and to some (incl. me sometimes) incomprehensible.

But that doesn't mean I wouldn't believe (or disbelieve) it – at least not until I have understood it and can see/judge for myself.

…. and time is near (w/ the QClockView in some acceptable shape) that I will sit down once more, and will try to figure out where all these letters come from which you're assembling … ;)

Hadn't thought about the Pain/23, but matches well too … ;) – Found the rot20 appropriate remembering how all the W's were missing from the keyboards when Hussein took office ….

…. funny how looking into the past can be so sobering sometimes …. But back then and after 9/11, I had really had enough of GW & his warfagging friends.

rot20 & rot6 also involve K (11), and – naturally – they are complementary to eachother.

>>2995575

Thank you! This thing with this clock is really some weird, fascinating shit … lol.

Someone in the first bread, I believe, said sth to the effect of: "Now we're only few, but a select few – and the time will come that Anons are gonna come to us and ask for more …"

So, yes, I would agree that our "fanbase" is growing, and also the number of clockfags, even if they're not hanging out/posting here ….

>>2997019

Thanks, BAMFODCF! – Made me chuckle that one; think I like it.

Also posting the updated "simple" blank clock. Will have the "expert" clock posted more towards the end of the day, together with the tweets as usual.

>>2997236

There's a flood pouring in. lol. Not of the kind I was hoping for though – but who knows what it's good for … at worst it'll mean more digging, lurking & working.

Attached also the "expert" blank & tweets for today. Logging out of my QCHan Premium subscription. Good Night to y'all!

>>3005687

>have knocked the plug out the back of the router

Happens here too occasionally, but the residents would notice I should think.

Didn't even know what Ovaltine is until I came across it in the 2001 Enigma movie, and never watched the Christmas Story (1983).

Figure it out when someone mentioned it in an earlier bread, and since "Ralphie" sounds so beautifully faggotty, I went with it (for now).

Working on a list of all of Q's imageNames, which then could be copypasta'd into the inputTextWindow and rotated all at once – not sure if that would help, but a list of images probably is useful in the program.

>>3008921

Thanks, will let you know and first try to understand it from what's been posted.

As for acceptance: Not sure how to deal with that – except be persistent and have more anons reproduce it, and – if it holds true – communicate it.

Still remember how long it took for the clock even to be accepted and the "clockwork is shillfaggotry" finally disappeared …. ;)

With the naked pics – "Bewbs for the Troops" is probably a recipe that goes back much further than WW2. Seems to work, so I don't mind much – certainly better than the gayporn that's being posted by the shills, and is part of "chan-culture".

Make me giggle all the time only guessing about how many (drunk) GIs might have fallen for a tranny back in the days of Nam – and that was long before we had 33 genders in CA (or whatever the number is).

>>3011174

Just in case you meant the "rays" that highlight a row of days:

There's essentially two systems – one (used by the anon you referred to and others) that uses the line connecting [55] & [25] as a mirror line: If the current date would be 09/02 (i.e. [29]), then its mirror would be [21]. If current date would be 07/31 (i.e. [56]) then the mirror would be [54].

Today is 09/13 (i.e. [40]), so the mirror is [10].

The other system uses the "reverse" (i.e. 180 deg rotated). Coincidentally today both systems have the same "mirror". If today would be 11/10 (i.e. [38]) then the mirror would be [08].

This second system has been extended twice to have additional mirrors (see Notables up in the dough for "accelerated timeline).

You can also use the program QClockView, which has all systems implemented, and playing around with it you'll probably quickly understand these systems.

Personally, I'm still not excluding any of them, and think both systems could be valid.

>>3012737

In case you mean me, with "that guy above you": I have no websites – darn I don't even use twatter or anything like that. Don't want anything to do with any of that shit!

As for the pics: As far as I can see from your image, it's simply the difference between naming conventions on halfChan & 8chan. 8chan names them by their sha256sum, while at halfChan it's probably just a running counter (or sth else) – not sure.

>>3013041

Enjoy that movie. It's not a bad one.

>>3013041

While you're at it: "The Imitation Game" is not too bad either, as you seem to be into the Enigma stuff.

Oh, and for the filenames on halfChan: They are timestamps, as the internet knows – man, you really must be new in the chan world…. but sorry, didn't wanna interrupt your movie session.

>>3013883

>Quite intrasting that there is a series of images whose filenames are different from the traditional looking hash

Didn't you know that Q was posting these differently looking filenames on 4chan?

(of course you knew that, you will say … lol)

>Same fag, new id. Mom must have knocked the plug out the back

(your own, previous "thank you clockfag" pic relates?) … and of course you also knew that IDs change with every new bread … not enough Ovaltine? … "Now back to watching Enigma"? … sure sure.

Sorry anon (if you even are one) – you don't make sense to me at this point, so I'll simply stop caring – at least for now I will. Your own fault, sorry – next time maybe try not to be funny.

I wish you much entertainment "winding the shit out of the clock tonight" to "find some more keks", or whatever else you're doing.

<3

>>3015052

Thanks. No worries. Went out/off for a drink, as I thought it might have been me that was the reason for things not making sense.

It just didn't compute …. especially with what I remember from your previous post history, where you'd been nothing but good to us/me.

Have checked the 4chan filenames before I drank, and most of them (the ones not re-posted from a previous 4chan post, I would assume) correspond to the timestamps in the Q posts, e.g. 1509505215390.jpg is the timestamp in UNIX-milliseconds, which means (in linux) the command

''date –utc –date "1970-01-01 +1509505215 secs" will give 01-Nov-2017 03:00:15, which is the exact time of Q posting postNo. 147433975 (the crossing of the Delaware River post).

As for Rot13, Gematria, hex etc – I really don;t know if it's even relevant or meant by what Q team planned/implemented – I just put it in the program, so anyone can use it just in case there is something to find. The program has many options, and anons are free to use whatever they want (even if only for reading Q posts w/o looking at the clock) … as I am quite stupid with what may be hidden in Q's posts and what not, I just thought it might be useful to have these tools handy – nothing of it was ever meant as a slide or anything …

Glad we cleared that up – thanks again!

>>3015052

>Do you think the filenames are important or should we be focusing our efforts on the tweets?

One could look into those timestamps, that do not correspond to the timestamps Q posted (and of which I assumed they were re-posts from other anons' previous posts on 4chan).

That would mean to compute the time from the pic's filename, and then find the 4chan thread they were posted in originally to check if there's anything significant to dig into … can do that tomorrow with a simple script, and some time digging into old 4chan breads … Not sure if there's anything to find, but probably worth the (relatively small) effort.

Maybe Q re-posted these images (if they are re-posts indeed) for a reason… not sure.

>>3017506

Just quickly before I'll say Good Night:

Symbols – essentially – are simply things like numbers, signs & codes that are given meaning by man (i.e. us). As I see it, in history of mankind symbols have been re-purposed multiple times (see e.g. swastika), and the only thing that counts is how many people believe in it AND what they associate with it.

Any intelligent, educated man is aware of some symbology, like for example the fascinating principle of associating letters with numbers, and adding these numbers to yield a similar/same meaning that the addition/combination of corresponding letters would yield. This is just a genius system, I think …

And I don't give a flying fuck (sorry, language) what (((they))) think has to be associated with it, or what a small number of people did associate with it for a certain time in certain circumstances. The main thing is, that I know what to associate with it, and that I'll never forget that it's the good (even wise) meaning which I attach to it.

What's even more important (since symbols are given power by people), is that many other people share this good/wise association w/o being scared or too impressed.

If I were Q (or POTUS, for that matter) I'd be educated enough to be aware of this, and I would (if useful/necessary) not hesitate to re-purpose (some of) (((their))) symbology to be returned to the true, good meaning, and I'd educate the people about it too. Symbols can be powerful, but wisdom & fairness and the honest, long-term perspective are much more powerful (Truth always wins!) – so there's no reason not to assume that some of Q's "numberfagging" (not meant in a bad sense, but in the sense of Truth & Light) is exactly this: Stealing (((their))) currently crookedly used, but in the sense of some God originally good symbology, back from them for our purpose – because (((they))) have no real power over it, since (((they)) are only abusing it for their petty, selfish & short-sighted reasons.

I don't know how far that goes, and will have to look/check if, for example, gematria is included in Q Team's symbology/coding – but I am neither prejudiced as to that possibility, nor am I scared to use it if I see it checks out, because I know that it is much older and much better and powerful than (((they))) are.

Just my twenty cents … Good Night y'all & God bless POTUS, Q Team & all the Anons fighting the Good Fight!

>>3017661

>how does the QClockView software stay up to date with Q's new posts?

For now, you'll have to download the Three Timezone HTML from the dough, which is regularly updated (HTML only version should be sufficient, if you have Q's images stored somewhere on your PC locally).

I'm regularly checking sha256sums, file sizes & upload times/dates of the zip on mega.nz, to be sure no fuckery is happening – there sure are people much smarter than me with a computer ….

Good question however, and you might have noticed the (inactive) update button in the GUI. I'll activate that option once I find the time, and it will allow to update the Three Timezone HTML locally from downloaded breads the user has stored in some local folder.

>>3018826

Thanks. Not sure if they even have a "belief system" (except greed & power). At best, for me, they are an evil, pervert sect.

Other than that "belief" (pertaining to – in the widest sense – religious freedom) is hard to prove/prosecute, but I'd agree that exposing the subtle "programming" that has been going on (incl. music industry, Hollywood, Disney etc) would probably be helpful …

I'd try to get them for the crimes against humanity & the people, starting at the easiest provable/prosecutable crimes (even if that'd be fraud or tax evasion) and going from there, where ever the string of crimes might lead ….

Also, have checked the images:

There's 11 images posted by Q (25 in total from 4Chan). Out of these 11 there's four where timestamps don't match:

– 1510107905656 (graphic compilation of Q posts)

– 1509759704722 (graphic compilation of Q posts)

– 1507085298730 (Rothschild, pervert party image)

– 1497021851029 (American Flag)

So, except possibly the Rothschild image, I wouldn't think it would lead anywhere to dig where they had been posted orginally … but that's just my opinion ….

Updated blank clocks & tweets at the end of the day.

It's not quite midnight yet, so this might not account for a sudden outbreak in POTUS' or Q's posting activities … Will hang around a bit more and update as/if needed.

>>3039114

>>3039357

This post made me laugh quite hard – (((these))) guys are so very fucked …. lol.

What a great time to be alive, and have a first row seat with (you) guys! Thank you!

>>3040848

sorry … here's the right one.

>>3040848

09/17!

An Early Good Morning, fellow clockfags. Posting yesterday's updated blanks & tweets for those who might use them.

Also working on the update function of the QClockView, looks like it will be working sometimes later in the day – would be high time & an appropriate date too ;)

>>3055778

>>3038734

>i checked the New York Post Archives

You may find this helpful:

"In preparation for Newsroom (1986-2000), Aleksandra Mir photocopied every front page of the New York Post and Daily News published over a 15-year period: more than 10,000 in total. Mir then selected about 200 covers that struck her as especially resonant or arresting."

(source: www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/yesterdays-front-page-turns-into-todays-art/article1084980/)