Winamp Time

ElChevelle · 16th November 2003, 04:28

The forum clock differs from your clocks for a reason.
You are now on llama time (approximately 12 minutes off and changing every minute)
Please don't post threads asking why.

CarboHidrat · 16th November 2003, 04:50

Winamp & Sonique both of them powered by v Bulletin Version 2.2.9.
Both of them support by Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.

I checked Sonique site yesterday & I saw in there real time.
for example when you post new thread in sonique site you see exactly real time.

I think here in winamp site there is database mistake or there is bug about time.
Please fix it.
Thanks.

randman · 16th November 2003, 04:55

I have all my clocks set to Nullsoft time, including my computer's internal clock. Time is relative man. Chill. Take a toke off this funny shaped cigarette I'm enjoying.

Gonzotek · 16th November 2003, 05:04

The server powering the forums clock drifts. It has nothing to do with the software vendor or any kind of software bug. The clock is occasionally reset when they do upgrades or modifications.

It'll be reset in a relatively short time.

ElChevelle · 16th November 2003, 05:05

Quote:

Originally posted by CarboHidrat
I think here in winamp site there is database mistake or there is bug about time.
Please fix it.
Thanks.

Please chill.
Use another clock.
Something.
It's Llama time and we like it that way

ryan · 16th November 2003, 05:13

You go to the sonique forums? Would you happen to know... shabaviz55..

Cognition · 16th November 2003, 05:14

It's an hour 12 off here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have got the hang of this 'daylight saving' thing.

Cognition · 16th November 2003, 05:15

Quote:

Originally posted by idiot
Would you happen to know... shabaviz55..

55? How many of him are there!?

[edit] sorry about the double post. I wasn't thinking.[/edit]

Gonzotek · 16th November 2003, 05:16

Change your Time Offset preference to allow for that extra hour.
My Control Panel>Edit Options>Time Offset

-=Gonzotek=-

Cognition · 16th November 2003, 05:21

Actually I couldn't, because it's the right GMT value (+12) already, but for daylight saving as well I'd need to make it +13, which is impossible. I could be a day behind I suppose. It's no big deal anyway.

horse-fly · 16th November 2003, 07:11

:in nerdy voice: but fixing the time would be a god send, it would make my life so fulfilling, just to know that the time on the winamp forums matches my windows time : /in nerdy voice:

cyu · 16th November 2003, 13:35

I didn't notice that the forum time was off until yesterday.

CraigF · 16th November 2003, 14:46

i already messaged r00t asking a couple months back. but who knows, maybe the message is just delayed by some time value.

s1138 · 16th November 2003, 17:58

+13..wouldnt that be the same as -1

Viper007Bond · 16th November 2003, 18:04

Quote:

Originally posted by s1138
+13..wouldnt that be the same as -1

No, you'd be off by 12 hours. 1 AM is not the same as 1 PM.

16th November 2003, 04:28	#1
ElChevelle Moderator Alumni Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: the MANCANNON! Posts: 22,431	Winamp Time The forum clock differs from your clocks for a reason. You are now on llama time (approximately 12 minutes off and changing every minute) Please don't post threads asking why.

16th November 2003, 04:55	#3
randman Ol' Dirty Loser (Major Dude) Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Parts unknown Posts: 1,287	I have all my clocks set to Nullsoft time, including my computer's internal clock. Time is relative man. Chill. Take a toke off this funny shaped cigarette I'm enjoying. I see no stinking sig! Do you see a stinking sig?

16th November 2003, 05:04	#4
Gonzotek Gunslinger Join Date: May 2000 Location: Terminus Posts: 4,693	The server powering the forums clock drifts. It has nothing to do with the software vendor or any kind of software bug. The clock is occasionally reset when they do upgrades or modifications. It'll be reset in a relatively short time. I was away for a while. But I'm feeling much better now.

16th November 2003, 05:16	#9
Gonzotek Gunslinger Join Date: May 2000 Location: Terminus Posts: 4,693	Change your Time Offset preference to allow for that extra hour. My Control Panel>Edit Options>Time Offset -=Gonzotek=- I was away for a while. But I'm feeling much better now.

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16th November 2003, 04:50	#2
CarboHidrat Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Refrigerator Posts: 134	Winamp & Sonique both of them powered by v Bulletin Version 2.2.9. Both of them support by Jelsoft Enterprises Limited. I checked Sonique site yesterday & I saw in there real time. for example when you post new thread in sonique site you see exactly real time. I think here in winamp site there is database mistake or there is bug about time. Please fix it. Thanks.

16th November 2003, 05:13	#6
ryan not fucked, not quite. (Forum King) Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Tn Posts: 8,755	You go to the sonique forums? Would you happen to know... shabaviz55..

16th November 2003, 05:14	#7
Cognition Some Random Guy (Major Dude) Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NZ Posts: 1,241	It's an hour 12 off here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have got the hang of this 'daylight saving' thing.

16th November 2003, 05:21	#10
Cognition Some Random Guy (Major Dude) Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NZ Posts: 1,241	Actually I couldn't, because it's the right GMT value (+12) already, but for daylight saving as well I'd need to make it +13, which is impossible. I could be a day behind I suppose. It's no big deal anyway.

16th November 2003, 07:11	#11
horse-fly Account Closed Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 2,360	:in nerdy voice: but fixing the time would be a god send, it would make my life so fulfilling, just to know that the time on the winamp forums matches my windows time : /in nerdy voice:

16th November 2003, 13:35	#12
cyu Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: in front of my pc Posts: 1,617	I didn't notice that the forum time was off until yesterday.

16th November 2003, 14:46	#13
CraigF Passionately Apathetic Administrator Join Date: May 2000 Location: Hell Posts: 5,437	i already messaged r00t asking a couple months back. but who knows, maybe the message is just delayed by some time value.

16th November 2003, 17:58	#14
s1138 Alumni? Join Date: May 2000 Location: joja Posts: 6,932	+13..wouldnt that be the same as -1