What is WINDOWS free Clock completely separate from actual system time zone

On 3-11-2018 23:27, Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

Install win 3.11

Sjouke Burry wrote:
On 3-11-2018 23:27, Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

Install win 3.11

ROFLMAO.

Doyun Jahng Wrote in message:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.Clock must not use Windows system time!Any?

Use a fake time zone and set Windows clocks to display your zone
time as one of the world clocks.
The disadvantage would be your system would use a fake time.

An eventual spyware would check your system time, not time in your
clock, so unless you fake the zone, it will get your
zone.

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On 03/11/2018 22:27, Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

You need to buy a wrist watch or a clock. They are very cheap these
days as demand has fallen drastically.



Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Best is not to use a computer. So you can lock your doors and windows
and only the odd fly can get in. "Spys" can't unless they plant a
bugging device. Avoid using any latest equipment such as a TV, fridge
or washing machine. They all have ability to spy on you.

Have you noticed that because of your paranoia your system clock is
completely out of sync with the rest of the world. I know China is not
part of this world but I do expect it to keep proper time that people on
this planet can work with.





Clock must not use Windows system time!

Why not? How can 3rd part program keep time? System clock keeps time
because that is how they are designed to work with your computer chips.
3rd party programs will inevitabley need to use these chips to keep
correct time.


Any?

No.


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Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

What's up with this, 'Arlen Holder'!? Do you really think that writing
crappy English is fooling anybody [1]!?

If and when you're recycling old nyms, at least *try* to stay in
character!

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[1] In the off chance that 'Arlen Holder' forged someone's identity, I
apologize to Doyun Jahng [2].

[2] 'Arlen Holder' can not be *that* much of a creep, can he!?

On 03/11/2018 19:34, Libor Striz wrote:
Use a fake time zone and set Windows clocks to display your zone
time as one of the world clocks.
The disadvantage would be your system would use a fake time.

He's already done that. Can't you see? Are you blind?




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On 03/11/2018 22:27:07, Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

Remove the battery from the motherboard ;-)

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On 03/11/2018 20:46, Frank Slootweg wrote:
What's up with this, 'Arlen Holder'!? Do you really think that writing
crappy English is fooling anybody [1]!?

Not again. He managed to fool me. I should have known better when
somebody talks about spying!!!!!!!!!!!!1

One more for the kill file.

I did suspect something and that's why I posted the full header so that
I can analyse them in my own time and put it in my database for the
authorities. As some of you may know that I am supplying some info to
our Metropolitan Police who, I believe, are liaising with the FBI. They
are not telling me anything for security reasons as I am only the Joe
Public, but only time will be the deciding factor here.






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Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

1) Write a program.

2) wget of

http://www.whattimeisit.com/cgitime.exe?Mode=FullList

A search on "torwget" indicates people have thought about it.
You could find a version of torwget() to operate whattimeisit.com.
You only need to make one call when your clock program starts.

https://github.com/shibumi/torwget/b...ter/torwget.py

3) Grep the line from the file that is applicable.

Print the value to your console session.

Save the value for later usage.

Now, use the system high performance clock, to add an offset
to the WhatTimeIsIt synchronization information. Sleep(60).
Loop forever (slowly) giving updated times, using the
whattimeisit baseline to solve the issue of having to enter the
true time when the program starts.

__int64 time1 = 0, time2 = 0, freq = 0;
QueryPerformanceCounter((LARGE_INTEGER *) &time1);
QueryPerformanceFrequency((LARGE_INTEGER *)&freq);

QueryPerformanceCounter((LARGE_INTEGER *) &time2);
printf("t=%010.6f\n", (float)(time2-time1)/freq); === time in seconds???

Add the number of seconds, to the original whattimeisit time.

And so on.

See the fun you could have ?

If you are a good programmer, you should be able
to write a console clock in less than one page of code.
Which is the only size of program I am able to write.
You don't need fancy graphics for your computer program,
just printf() to Command Prompt console is sufficient.

I use MINGW x32 original fork, as my compiler for little
projects like this. Your choice will be determined by where
you can get a working torwget().

Paul

Paul wrote:
Doyun Jahng wrote:
[...]

If you are a good programmer,

As you know - or should by now - he's a self-declared non-programmer
and thanks heaven for that!

[...]

Doyun Jahng Wrote in message:
Response to Libor Striz The disadvantage would be your system would use a fake time.That is more advantage!!!!!!Possibility clocks?????

Not if one uses it for serious work
and not for some paranoic hiding
or even malicious activities.

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😉 Good Guy 😉 Wrote in message:



Use a fake time zone and set Windows clocks to display your zone
time as one of the world clocks.
The disadvantage would be your system would use a fake time.


He's already done that. Can't you see? Are you blind?


You must be blind using that signature of yours.



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"Humour is the only effective weapon against stupidity."
Miloš Forman


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What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

Paul wrote in news
Doyun Jahng wrote:
What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system
setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

1) Write a program.

2) wget of

http://www.whattimeisit.com/cgitime.exe?Mode=FullList

A search on "torwget" indicates people have thought about it.
You could find a version of torwget() to operate whattimeisit.com.
You only need to make one call when your clock program starts.

https://github.com/shibumi/torwget/b...ter/torwget.py

3) Grep the line from the file that is applicable.

Print the value to your console session.

Save the value for later usage.

Now, use the system high performance clock, to add an offset
to the WhatTimeIsIt synchronization information. Sleep(60).
Loop forever (slowly) giving updated times, using the
whattimeisit baseline to solve the issue of having to enter the
true time when the program starts.

__int64 time1 = 0, time2 = 0, freq = 0;
QueryPerformanceCounter((LARGE_INTEGER *) &time1);
QueryPerformanceFrequency((LARGE_INTEGER *)&freq);

QueryPerformanceCounter((LARGE_INTEGER *) &time2);
printf("t=%010.6f\n", (float)(time2-time1)/freq); === time in
seconds???

Add the number of seconds, to the original whattimeisit time.

And so on.

See the fun you could have ?

If you are a good programmer, you should be able
to write a console clock in less than one page of code.
Which is the only size of program I am able to write.
You don't need fancy graphics for your computer program,
just printf() to Command Prompt console is sufficient.

I use MINGW x32 original fork, as my compiler for little
projects like this. Your choice will be determined by where
you can get a working torwget().

Paul
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge7FdUa2nwc

On Sun, 4 Nov 2018 07:27:07 +0900, Doyun Jahng
wrote:

What is good Windows clock that is free & not use Windows system setting?

Reason of not using system clock is spys look at time zone of system.

Clock must not use Windows system time!

Any?

You just singled yourself out by posting with a clock set to
the wrong time. Notice how most of the answers precede your question.
It's like firing a flare every couple of minutes and hoping
people won't notice. They will.
[]'s

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