Time.gov

[CAJUNLAWYER]

In case someone needs this web site to reset their watches.

http://time.gov/

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

In case someone needs this web site to reset their watches.

http://time.gov/

 

[mjr]

Thanks, but the site's totally useless. It says it's 18:40something, but clocks only go up to 12.

 

[armadillo]

You can also call (202) 762-1401, but it only gives you GMT.

 

[sipowicz]

Originally posted by CAJUNLAWYER:
In case someone needs this web site to reset their watches.

http://time.gov/

It's hard to use because it keeps changing...

 

[jkc]

Here in Arizona, we don't indulge this chronological chicanery, except on the Navajo Reservation, where reality is different, in many ways...

 

[sipowicz]

Originally posted by jkc:
Here in Arizona, we don't indulge this chronolgical chicanery,

No wonder. It's a retirement state....they have nothing but time.

 

[tom turner]

Nuthin' To Do . . .

and All Day To Do It In!

 

[Mickey D]

Originally posted by CAJUNLAWYER:
In case someone needs this web site to reset their watches.

http://time.gov/

I tried using it this morning, but it was busy. Guess everyone was setting their clocks at the same time.

 

[wuluf]

No wonder. It's a retirement state....

That and, "I can't figger out how to change the time on this damn microwave!"

 

[Andy Taylor]

The eternal blinking 12:00

 

[Damn Yankee]

Try this one.

http://home.tiscali.nl/annejan/swf/timeline.swf

 

[Jack Flash]

Doesn't the operating system on your pc update its clock off the standard clock periodically throughout the day? I'm pretty sure Windows does this. I compared my pc's clock display to the link and they match exactly.

So if you can get to this forum, your OS can get the time.

 

[f150guy]

Originally posted by sipowicz:

Originally posted by jkc:
Here in Arizona, we don't indulge this chronolgical chicanery,

No wonder. It's a retirement state....they have nothing but time.

Is that why you left???

 

[Shorty4T]

Originally posted by Jack Flash:
Doesn't the operating system on your pc update its clock off the standard clock periodically throughout the day? I'm pretty sure Windows does this. I compared my pc's clock display to the link and they match exactly.

So if you can get to this forum, your OS can get the time.

Jack, Windows doesn't automatically set the clock unless the computer is part of a network "domain". However there are numerous tools that you can download to set your PC clock to any one of the Atomic clocks around the world. The most useful one I've found is an application called Dimension 4. It is a free utility, but they do accept donations. I use this on most PC and servers that I configure.

Dimension 4

Cheers,
Sam