One of the newer features on The Grumble that I love is having post times correspond with our own time zones.
I have noticed, though, that when I post something the time is about five minutes ahead of now. That's very disconcerting.
How do I know it's not MY watch that's five minutes slow? You might recall that, a while back, I was bragging about my new watch. Once-a-day, or as often as I want, it resets its time according to the atomic clock at the Naval Observatory in Colorado. (Please don't ask me why there would be a naval observatory in a land-locked state.) I have every confidence that my watch is accurate within a fraction of a second, as long as I remember to point it to the west when it phones home.
Personally, I suspect framer is operating on what we call around here "bar time."
I have noticed, though, that when I post something the time is about five minutes ahead of now. That's very disconcerting.
How do I know it's not MY watch that's five minutes slow? You might recall that, a while back, I was bragging about my new watch. Once-a-day, or as often as I want, it resets its time according to the atomic clock at the Naval Observatory in Colorado. (Please don't ask me why there would be a naval observatory in a land-locked state.) I have every confidence that my watch is accurate within a fraction of a second, as long as I remember to point it to the west when it phones home.
Personally, I suspect framer is operating on what we call around here "bar time."