>>486602

The clock was about timestamps.

>>486659

"Wind the clock." Minutes and hours are processed separately. As you move the minutes hand, the hours hand moves. Every time the minutes makes a full circle, the hours hand moves 1 hour.

>>486602

I can do a LOT with this in a very short time. My text editor is ancient but still extremely full featured. It has full support for column blocking. When I started the "alternative Q graphic" that I was posting in here, I foresaw the need to do a lot of analysis on Q messages, so I broke off headers into their own data block. One header per line of data, so I can column-block the hours or minutes or seconds for every message, in order, in under ten seconds. For this kind of work this editor is priceless. So near-infinite options can be explored analysis-wise in a very short time.

>>486713

It's the nature of proportional fonts. Use Notepad or Word; change it to the font Courier New, and post a screen capture.

>>486792

I'm probably going stir crazy; not sure if I read it in here or heard it on Fox … talk about using the U.S. Navy to strictly enforce the sanctions, preventing ships from violating them by moving stuff into NK.

>>486810

Damn … if that doesn't cover it all, not sure what will. Maybe they were supposed to do a trade on a bridge and the white hats got the shaft.

>>486968

Don't disgrace Ed Hochuli like that.

Do we have a solid definition for "what is a marker?"

>>487012

The message about wind the clock.

"Wind the clock w/ all markers."

>>487029

Actually the one with Ed was priceless.

>>486785

http:// www.enigma-q.com/qtimes.txt

>>487087

Browser will wrap the text. Copy from browser, paste into Notepad and the wrapping issue should be gone.

>>487099

Doesn't work. Uploading the text file as a zip so the idiot browser just downloads it.

http:// www.enigma-q.com/qtimes.zip

"Wind the clock w/ all markers." I still have no idea what constitutes a marker, officially. I thought it was [10] type stuff but lots of text appears in brackets too.