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The Speedwake clock has ALWAYS been off by about 20 minutes or so. Now it is off by just about thirty minutes.

Not that it really matters, but this question has been asked several times, and I have never seen an answer.

I am just curious, why is the Speedwake clock off? :confused1

Like I said, doesn't really matter, just curious. :confused:

Oh, BTW, Delete this if this is a touchy subject or some kind of trademark secret thing. I don't know much about the internet. I just want it to work when I am on it! :) :)
 
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FTM said:
The Speedwake clock has ALWAYS been off by about 20 minutes or so. Now it is off by just about thirty minutes.

Not that it really matters, but this question has been asked several times, and I have never seen an answer.

I am just curious, why is the Speedwake clock off? :confused1

Like I said, doesn't really matter, just curious. :confused:

Oh, BTW, Delete this if this is a touchy subject or some kind of trademark secret thing. I don't know much about the internet. I just want it to work when I am on it! :) :)
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1. not any more
2. because
3. I'm confused too
4. the time clock in the rom bios clock was off by 20 minutes and the server was rebooted. the unix os has a clock that's seperate from the rom bios clock and it was different - they're now the same, in case of another reboot.

plus the flux capacitor needed compressing and a realignment.
 
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Re: Re: Jeff, once and for all...

Speedwake said:
1. not any more
2. because
3. I'm confused too
4. the time clock in the rom bios clock was off by 20 minutes and the server was rebooted. the unix os has a clock that's seperate from the rom bios clock and it was different - they're now the same, in case of another reboot.

plus the flux capacitor needed compressing and a realignment.
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I completely understand, those flux capacitors are a pain in the butt
 
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What about the contribulator? That is what has always been wrong with my clock, I have just learned to live with it. :confused1
 
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It's only off 6 minutes on my computer. Then again, out of the 9-10 'time readers' I own, none agree. i have a clock that's out by almost 40 minutes.

Maybe my computer has a different counterbalance neutron sine wave generator than your computers ?

Edit: I posted this and it is only 4 minutes off now. :confused:
 
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