Dosen;'t the time need to be changed?

JBoyle4eva · 01-11-2005 9:16pm #1

Ahem, admins: We're two days iinto winter time and the system clock hasn't been changed. Isn't it about time?

Basq · 01-11-2005 9:19pm

JBoyle4eva wrote:

Isn't it about time?

Ba-dum tish!

copacetic · 01-11-2005 9:19pm

think there was a thread about this somewhere already, it is fine for me now but I had to go into the user cp and turn on automatic updating of wintertime..

Gordon · 01-11-2005 9:19pm

Looks fine to me. Your post was made at 21:16, what time is it over in Ireland now? Watch out for UserCP setting preferences.

Basq · 01-11-2005 9:21pm

My DST Correction is on and the posts are appearing as hour ahead!

Hmmmm....

EDIT: Whoops... meant to be "Automatically detect.." - fixed!

JBoyle4eva · 01-11-2005 9:23pm

Acxtually, my post times are back to correct time. Was this only a temp glitch on my behalf or what :?

JBoyle4eva · 01-11-2005 9:24pm

basquille wrote:

Ba-dum tish!

Actually hadn't noticed the pun.:rolleyes:

Gordon · 01-11-2005 9:31pm

JBoyle4eva wrote:

Acxtually, my post times are back to correct time. Was this only a temp glitch on my behalf or what :?

Your post times were bound to be the same as hours eventually.

copacetic · 01-11-2005 9:39pm

Gordon wrote:

Your post times were bound to be the same as hours eventually.

noooooo!! stop the clocks, let's call time on this inane wordplay

Gordon · 01-11-2005 9:44pm

Ah come now, such a small wordplay can merely be a minute problem compared to many others.

copacetic · 01-11-2005 9:50pm

Gordon wrote:

Ah come now, such a small wordplay can merely be a minute problem compared to many others.

certainly, but possibly only an hours devours leading to a deluge of similar
attempts..

ozt9vdujny3srf · 01-11-2005 10:04pm

only a small amount of puns and already Im getting a bit ticked off.

Allthough in fairness a Big Hand for Gordons first one.

regi · 01-11-2005 10:22pm

*clang*

Dosen;'t the time need to be changed?

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