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alright, now that the time changed on the US i have no possibilities to change it in my NOOL account so i´m without time. it jumps from Greenwich to Atlantic time US. so i demand (;) ) the webmaster to put my time so i could know what time is it on the site. right now here is 1.09 AM so i guess is GMT-3.
argies have rights! 
thanks! 
Originally posted by Spotnick So what, in Buenos Aires there is no standard & daylight time?
standard & daylight? no, we have the same time the whole year. 
Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by Spotnick> So what, in Buenos Aires there is no standard & daylight time?
standard & daylight? no, we have the same time the whole year.
Sounds great ! No need for watches, never too late. But what time is it ? In Holland the time change every second, it drive me mad :D
Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by Spotnick> So what, in Buenos Aires there is no standard & daylight time?
standard & daylight? no, we have the same time the whole year.
But what are you? GMT-4 ?
Problem is, the SERVER on which this site is hosted IS subject to daylight saving, so you would need to put yourself in GMT-3 until the beginning of April.
However I will try to do something, when? I have no clue..
i put Atlantic Time (US) and it shows 1.44 and here is 2.44. Atlantic Time is GMT-4, right? so i´m GMT-3, then. that´s the one missing. i think Brazil is GMT-2, so they have the same problem. it jumps from GMT0 to GMT-4.
oh, well.
Oh.. we lost the time zones! I never noticed it...
Sheesh, I had a full table of all the time zones in the world, they got lost somewhere..
Will do that soon ;)
Originally posted by Spotnick Oh.. we lost the time zones! I never noticed it...Sheesh, I had a full table of all the time zones in the world, they got lost somewhere..Will do that soon ;)
thank you, partner! 
btw, i just checked and there´re 3 Australian times, 2 of which are "Autralian" (sic). i thought you might want to know that, an "s" is missing! ;)
Originally posted by almanso btw, i just checked and there´re 3 Australian times, 2 of which are "Autralian" (sic). i thought you might want to know that, an "s" is missing! ;)
Not the only thing Australia has lost recently.
Originally posted by Reg Bumswizle > Originally posted by almanso btw, i just checked and there´re 3 Australian times, 2 of which are "Autralian" (sic). i thought you might want to know that, an "s" is missing! ;)
Not the only thing Australia has lost recently.
The time zone system has been enhanced, but as I'm not living somewhere else, you have to tell me if it works for your area!
Technically, this one take cares of the daylight in all area of the world, I found a nice database with the good information, and you have a lot more time zones than before...
Let me know if the time is ok now, since you don't have daylight saving in Buenos Aires... (well, we're in standard time now here)
Originally posted by Spotnick Let me know if the time is ok now, since you don't have daylight saving in Buenos Aires... (well, we're in standard time now here)
it´s ok. my only fear is that when you guys change the time again the system will change Buenos Aires as well. but so far so good! thanks.
Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by Spotnick> Let me know if the time is ok now, since you don't have daylight saving in Buenos Aires... (well, we're in standard time now here)
it´s ok. my only fear is that when you guys change the time again the system will change Buenos Aires as well. but so far so good! thanks.
It shouldn't.. unless the guy who did the code (which isn't me) didn't do it well...
Let's hope he did, because I don't want to put my noise in that one, I have a lot of other stuff to do.. this is the kind of stuff that should be built-in inside the OS and programming language...
it´s ok. the worst that could happen is me changing my time again. it´s just pressing a button, not the death of anybody. ;)
