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Posted on a topic this morning.
According to the time it said I posted it was about 10 minutes into the future.
Is it just my clock or did something happen when daylight saving time took effect.
Right now according to my clock it is 10:15 a.m.
What time does your screen say I posted this?
 
time stamp- 08:24. Point to remember- the YTMAG server is on Pacific coast time or whatever around Seattle? 10:15 would be Central standard time with a few minutes processing time allowed. I'm posting from Madison, Wisconsin with clock reading 10:30- watch what shows up. RN
 
We have two atomic clocks. They are controlled out of a facility in Denver. Time accurate to a split second. We set all our other clocks accordingly.
 
(quoted from post at 13:22:23 11/06/15) We have two atomic clocks. They are controlled out of a facility in Denver. Time accurate to a split second. We set all our other clocks accordingly.
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Then you can be the expert authority on whether this sites clock is out by 8 or 9 minutes.
I know we are all in many different time zones so the hour was not intended to be part of my inquiry.
I just found it kind of funny that I could post a reply, go to the kitchen for a cup of coffee and according to the sites time stamp be back at my computer 5 minutes before I posted it.
Yes I really need to go outside and do something productive.
Posted at 12:53
 
We have 2 identical Sony alarm clocks, same model etc.
They have never agreed. They differ by about 4 minutes.
Vern
 
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