Is the clock out by an hour on this site? For everybody not just Mr Ixer.
David Ainsworth ● 1314d12 Comments
It says 9.49, but I posted at 10.49.
David Ainsworth ● 1314d
Stuck on GMT maybe? It happens to me, too, but randomly only. Very strange...
Richard Carter ● 1314d
There's so many odd "features" (as MS would call them) about this site where should one begin ...
Michael Ixer ● 1314d
Interesting, that showed as a posting time of 10:42 on the individual post while the last post on the main summary screen showed as 11:42!
I knew that you'd be interested, Mr Ixer.Oh well, tempus fugit.
Backwards and forwards on the forum :-)
All the right times, but not necessarily in the right order!
Perhaps the forum is the entry into an anti-universe? :-) (Well, if you look at some of the postings …)https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a39745160/anti-universe-running-backward-in-time/https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a38390095/could-time-flow-in-reverse/
I changed the time on my cooker yesterday! All other clocks had been changed - they were easier.
Philippa Bond ● 1313d
Yes, but can you get the cooker and the microwave (assuming you have both) to be exactly the same time? Ours we can only get to overlap so for 20% of the time they are a minute out.
Richard Carter ● 1313d
Ha, ha, Richard. Yes, most of our devices reset over networks or radio signals - except the cooker and microwave! And I can't be bothered getting them closer than a minute:-)
Michael Ixer ● 1313d
Only got one and I keep all clocks about five minutes fast!
Philippa Bond ● 1312d