Five Desks

Transmission 03 of 10. You found the desk. It took a lot of you about four hours, which tells me something I did not want to know. Second capture is up. Same station, the following day, midnight to midnight, one minute sample. Forty-seven kilobytes. A whole day of a coastline is not very much data, which is exactly why it survived. Two things nobody did with the first one. Check the water against the sky. That night the moon was two days off new, so the range was building toward springs. If my numbers disagree with what the moon was doing, I made them up and you should stop listening. Then run the checksums. Every record carries its own, and all fourteen pass. Then check the block. The block does not pass. THE SECOND CAPTURE: https://st88openocean.github.io/slip-three/MCA-CTL-0315-TIDE.slice THE ARCHIVE — every file, with the fingerprint that proves your copy is the copy: https://st88openocean.github.io/slip-three/archive THE STATION RECORD — locked. The first transmission opens it: https://st88openocean.github.io/slip-three/log WHAT HAS COME BACK: https://st88openocean.github.io/slip-three/findings CONTACT — the only channel I answer: [email protected]