TIME

Just noticed the time of my last post. Then I looked at my computor time and the clock on the wall. They did not match. Does this mean I am living in the future? Later, DOC

>Just noticed the time of my last post. Then I looked at my
>computor time and the clock on the wall. They did not
>match. Does this mean I am living in the future?
>Later, DOC

Yup: The server is in Texas and I am in Illinois. I sent them a ticket on this a number of days ago, but didn't put "urgent" on it. I guess setting the time on the server doesn't seem like a big deal to them. This server seems to constantly gain time, however.

Maybe next leap year.

"This server seems to constantly gain time, however"
It may be running too lean.
Norvald Olsvold

Say, Doc, your computer's clock may be off, too. Ours is always off by one to maybe forty seconds when I check it. There is an easy way to do that. Go to the link below and download the little program from the box at the top right corner. Takes just seconds to query the atomic clock in Boulder and reset your local clock. Kind of fun in a nerdy way....

http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/its.htm

Its not the computor clock. It matches the clock on the wall. Also the cable clock on the TV matches. Its the time on this site is about 20 minutes ahead of me. Later, DOC