Website time is off by ~12 minutes

[Spoonz Red E]

Does it matter whether the clock’s accurate or not?

It could do if that's an off hand remark.

 

[iscalad]

It could do if that's an off hand remark.

I'll second that, if you could please minute it.

 

[IndoMike]

Does it matter whether the clock’s accurate or not?

Yes, when you're posting the MDT at 12.01 a.m Saturday morning and then find out it was 11.55 p.m. Friday night..

 

[IndoMike]

I'll second that, if you could please minute it.

Hang on a sec - I'll do it. Do you want the minutiae? Sorry for the bad joke : I'm in a bit of a days at the moment and feeling rather week.

 

[iscalad]

Yes, when you're posting the MDT at 12.01 a.m Saturday morning and then find out it was 11.55 p.m. Friday night..

But you can't see the Exeweb clock until you have posted something. Surely you look at the computer clock before starting the MDT.

 

[Grecian2K]

This is all getting far too metaphysical for me.

I shall try and console myself be re-reading that great cookery book by the recently deceased Mr Hawking, "A Brief History of Thyme".

 

[ramone]

Yes, when you're posting the MDT at 12.01 a.m Saturday morning and then find out it was 11.55 p.m. Friday night..

At least you would only be 6 minutes out ........... Not a whole bloody day !

 

[Colesman Ballz]

As "The Collective" appear to be either unable to correct it, or are totally unconcerned about "running a tight ship", maybe "Action Man" Hants could make an executive decision, and get the host platform to sort it out during the forthcoming maintenance later this week, pretty please ?

 

[Grecian2K]

Things could be much worse though.

Remember that the clocks change this weekend....so, but Sunday the Exeweb sundial could be off by 48 minutes.

 

[Spoonz Red E]

Clocks go forward this weekend. Jayden won't be up front on his own.