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bjacke Send message Joined: 14 Apr 02 Posts: 346 Credit: 13,761 RAC: 0 |
How could this be (last post)? -> -1 seconds ago WARR - Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Raketentechnik und Raumfahrt (WARR - scientific working group for rocket technology and space travel) |
Arm Send message Joined: 12 Sep 03 Posts: 308 Credit: 15,584,777 RAC: 0 |
Maybe reverse time? :) |
John Hunt Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 514 Credit: 501,438 RAC: 0 |
> How could this be (last post)? -> -1 seconds ago > Memo to SETI Forum admin...... Quick! - take out a patent for your 'Time Machine'! |
7822531 Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 820 Credit: 692 RAC: 0 |
I've gotten that too. I blame it on the deja vu and ESP... |
Toby Send message Joined: 26 Oct 00 Posts: 1005 Credit: 6,366,949 RAC: 0 |
A little answer: When a new thread is created, its creation timestamp is inserted into the database using mysql's built in UNIXTIMESTMP() function which uses the current UNIX time stamp on the database server. When the thread is displayed, the webserver compares this timestamp to its own UNIX timestamp to determine how long ago the thread was posted to. Since the database server and the webserver are not the same machine, I suspect the database server's clock is about a second ahead of the webserver's. Although ESP and time travel are also a fully valid explanations. Sorry if I spoiled the fun but I'm bored waiting for my stats server in Norway to be rebooted so I had to get some "looking at code time" in :) A member of The Knights Who Say NI! For rankings, history graphs and more, check out: My BOINC stats site |
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