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Posted at: 11/7/09 06:05 AM
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is this clock on-time?
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Posted at: 11/7/09 07:21 AM
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it would be if it's EST+3, or EST-9 I guess works too, since EST+3 is smack dab in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean... -9, or more likely, +14, would make sense if it's an Aussie or NZ Clock.
Posted at: 11/7/09 08:29 AM
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its 2 hours behind. Are you using a specific timezone or the user's timezone?
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Posted at: 11/7/09 08:51 AM
I don't really know, ive been trying to get this right but it wont sync with my clock.
i use getHours/Minutes/Seconds function.
Posted at: 11/7/09 08:53 AM
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Dead on for me, can't see where you're having trouble.
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Posted at: 11/7/09 01:15 PM
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Most people are used to mod 12 clocks, not mod 24 clocks.
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Posted at: 11/7/09 02:28 PM
i might just be an idiot, but im at about 17:25 (big hand on the one before the normal 6 o clock position) on your clock and 10:25 on my cpu clock. I have it as 17:25 being 5:25 in 12 hour clock
Posted at: 11/7/09 03:32 PM
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It's right on the money for me.
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