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Why yes. . . yes, of course it does . .. .
Anyone got wrong time on V1809? It was daylight saving today
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New #22
Exactly, I have the setting available whereas post 8 doesn't and both Win10 pro.
Think that setting may be more applicable to computers that move location and time zone such as laptops and tablets?
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New #23
I can't remember a version of windows that does not occasionally screw up the time....maybe win2k or wfw3.11. So when I went to the pub yesterday I was an hour early!
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New #24
Okay, I think i'm kinda understanding how it all works. Let's just assume that I am driving in a car, and stumble upon some corn in a farm. May I ask it what time it is, and it would give me the proper time... AND a snack?
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New #25
Many farm and Mennonite communities (no electricity) still use corn cobs on the old pendulum clocks.
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New #26
It's complicated, so I'll speculate, but from what I've read, corn no longer uses the concept of proper time. . .
It might, instead, express the results of your query in terms of coordinate time. . . .
The "AND" in your question would seem, at least for me, to imply more than one event ?pepanee said:
I'm pretty sure that two (or more) events at the same time, would violate some weird concept. . . .
One more thing, pepanee. . .
Even though you're from California. . . if it were me, and I decided to start talking to "some corn", I think I would tryMay I ask it. . . ?
and avoid being witnessed. .
OMG, I just realize something. . .
I think you'll get this post an hour before I sent it !! .Even though you're from California
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.Last edited by KCR; 30 Oct 2018 at 05:09.
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New #27
lol you just went all out in your post. And as a matter of fact, I received your response 2 hours before you sent it!
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