I went through...
...a shitload of trouble getting that clock on the blog. And IT'S WRONG! I'll get rid of it as soon as I can get back into the template. How can the stupid thing be wrong?
Whatever.
...a shitload of trouble getting that clock on the blog. And IT'S WRONG! I'll get rid of it as soon as I can get back into the template. How can the stupid thing be wrong?
Whatever.
posted by Meg Kelso | 12:21 PM
15 Comments:
Looks like the right time to me. Maybe your just in the wrong location!
Nope, the minutes are wrong. I am confused.
Meg
Meg, It is right. It is 4:50 right now. Your clock shows 4:50.
Not that I care if you get rid of it or not. Just wanted you to know it is working right.
I appreciate that MT...but now it is 6:55 here and the clock says 7:38. I'm baffled. Is the clock correct to everyone else? Maybe it's set to the actual time on your own computer...my computer is wrong and it has the same wrong time as the clock on the blog...does everyone else have the same time on the clock as is on your computers? I'm confused again.
Meg
It is the right time on mine as well. WTF?? Hope you figure it out..I like the clock!!
In need of urgent advice! Radio Dial woman is about to meet the parental units and she is scared out of her mind. Any suggestions on how she should tackle the situation?
Ummm...the clock says 7:47, and it's 7:47. I'd say it's right!
that thing is huge!
Clocks like the one you have, generally go by your system's time. (unless you have the clock syncronized with an Internet time server like time-a.nist.gov. If you have winxp, then you automatically do)
Hey Meg Pacific Time here and it appears to be correct (9:45 pm Pacific Daylight time/12:45am Atlantic Daylight time)
Why don't you fix the time on your computer? duh?
Well, first of all, I never said I was NOT an airhead and second of all, I've fixed it 500 times and it keeps going wrong so I give. If I tilt my head to the left and bend over slightly, I can see the clock on the microwave so I just use that clock.
Now I have 2 wrong clocks. It does make for good comments, that's as many as I usually get on a good day and it was all over a clock. Yeah it's big, that's my concession to all the old people out there who can't see the tiny numbers. So, problem, solved, my clock, my computer, all wrong. Your clock, your comptuter, all right. So, basically what we have here is a way to check the clock on YOUR computer...if your's is wrong, this one will be too. There's a dog staring at me. I think she has to go pee...BRB with the answer to Radio Dial Man's question.
Meg
If you keep fixing the clock/time on your computer, and then it continues to be "off", your computer internal battery might be going dead.
Well, that's interesting, but I don't fix it very often. I just look at the clock on the mircowave. I might fix it twice a year, like when it turns to daylight savings time or if the microwave is flashing 12:00 over and over again.
So, could that still be a problem? This computer is a pice of shit. You would not BELIEVE the trouble that I have with it. Too much to mention. I can't use the word processor anymore or I get the blue screen of death. I have to type right into the post and that can freeze up all by itself.
Obviously, a new computer looms on my horizon. It's up there on the list of priorities after I get caught up with my bills and registered in school. I just need to decide whether to get a portable one or not.
What do you suggest? What's a good, solid computer for someone who mainly uses word processors? I have a book in those files I can't work on.
Meg
LOL Meg, you are a piece of work Girl. Trust me the clock is perfect. I have a link to the Atomic Clock on my Laptop and it is dead on with yours.
Buddy
No Buddy, it's dead on with YOURS. Trust me, mine is wrong. But that's OK, I'm not going anywhere.
Ah...I need some coffee. I'm gonna work all night again.
Have a good day folks!
Meggers
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