Re: FIX YOUR CLOCK!!!

[Nicholas]

Go to Start > Control Panel > Date and Time > Internet Time > Update Now

Once your Time your time is corrected, feel free to repost your =
question!

[John B]

Nicholas, while banging their head on a wall, wrote:

> Go to Start > Control Panel > Date and Time > Internet Time > Update Now
>
> Once your Time your time is corrected, feel free to repost your question!

What a maroon.

John
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[weedow]

WHAT?!
My clock is perfectly fine.... :D

[David Gaguine]

Your post is dated 2/6/2003 because your date/clock is 24hours fast - your
post gets prioritised ahead of everyone elses this is considered bad
netiquette! You have also crossposted to several newsgroups - this takes up
bandwidth and is also considered bad netiquette!


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David Gaguine
"weedow" > wrote in message
...
> WHAT?!
> My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
>
>


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[Unknown]

Your response is considered bad netiquette because almost all times posted
are by a server and not the poster.
"David Gaguine" > wrote in message
...
> Your post is dated 2/6/2003 because your date/clock is 24hours fast - your
> post gets prioritised ahead of everyone elses this is considered bad
> netiquette! You have also crossposted to several newsgroups - this takes
up
> bandwidth and is also considered bad netiquette!
>
>
> --
> Please remove "no spam" to reply
>
> David Gaguine
> "weedow" > wrote in message
> ...
> > WHAT?!
> > My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
> >
> >
>
>
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[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

No, actually, you seem to be running roughly 11 to 12 hours ahead
of everyone else. Are you set for the correct time zone?

Bruce Chambers

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"weedow" > wrote in message
...
> WHAT?!
> My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
>
>

[Jason Tsang]

Your timezone is set incorrectly.

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"weedow" > wrote in message
...
> WHAT?!
> My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
>
>

[Andy]

?

Rubbish.

Newsservers do not post in the future. It is purely down to the OP's
PC clock/timezone - which they have kindly accepted.

On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 20:23:37 GMT, [Unknown] mentioned :-

>Your response is considered bad netiquette because almost all times posted
>are by a server and not the poster.
>"David Gaguine" > wrote in message
...
>> Your post is dated 2/6/2003 because your date/clock is 24hours fast - your
>> post gets prioritised ahead of everyone elses this is considered bad
>> netiquette! You have also crossposted to several newsgroups - this takes
>up
>> bandwidth and is also considered bad netiquette!
>>
>>
>> --
>> Please remove "no spam" to reply
>>
>> David Gaguine
>> "weedow" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> > WHAT?!
>> > My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
>> >


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[Jim Macklin]

Time is a human creation, atomic decay is real. Now that is
said LOL. certain human functions all run on a single time,
formerly known as Zulu, mow UTC because those operations
might conflict if there was no standard reference.
Air traffic control, radio broadcasting, and the Internet
are examples of such time critical operations.
Spammers often post ahead, so their stuff is always at the
top and appears current so it doesn't get deleted.
Google returned this,
UTC Time Conversion
UTC Time Conversion. As a global scientific project,
SETI@home keeps
time using Universal Time (UTC) and a twenty four hour
clock. ...
setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/utc.html - 4k - Cached - Similar
pages


"Andy" > wrote in message
...
| ?
|
| Rubbish.
|
| Newsservers do not post in the future. It is purely down
to the OP's
| PC clock/timezone - which they have kindly accepted.
|
| On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 20:23:37 GMT, [Unknown] mentioned :-
|
| >Your response is considered bad netiquette because almost
all times posted
| >are by a server and not the poster.
| >"David Gaguine" > wrote
in message
| ...
| >> Your post is dated 2/6/2003 because your date/clock is
24hours fast - your
| >> post gets prioritised ahead of everyone elses this is
considered bad
| >> netiquette! You have also crossposted to several
newsgroups - this takes
| >up
| >> bandwidth and is also considered bad netiquette!
| >>
| >>
| >> --
| >> Please remove "no spam" to reply
| >>
| >> David Gaguine
| >> "weedow" > wrote in message
| >> ...
| >> > WHAT?!
| >> > My clock is perfectly fine.... :D
| >> >
|
|
| --
| Andy
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trip Jan/Feb 2002
| [ http://firststop.users.btopenworld.com/pictures/ ] -
almost 500 pictures
| Please remove the obvious before replying by email.
|