It has been brought up before. It is just a slight time difference between the database server and the webserver. When a new post is created, the timestamp is based on the database server's clock. When the page is displayed to you by the webserver, it takes the difference between the timestamp and the web server's clock. The database server is obviously running about 10 seconds fast.

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> Noticed this while checking forums. Last post -10 seconds ago... A time warp
> or negative time would be an interesting proposition :D
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> Topic Threads Posts Last post
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> SETI@home Science
> Life in the universe, radio SETI, and SETI@home's search for ET 534 3453 13
> minutes ago
> Number crunching
> Credit, leaderboards, CPU performance 2927 34317 -10 seconds ago
> Cafe SETI
> Trade stories with other SETI@home users 870 27103 33 minutes ago
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I have seen this also. Its been like that for atleast a month.

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Noticed this while checking forums. Last post -10 seconds ago... A time warp or negative time would be an interesting proposition :D

Topic Threads Posts Last post

SETI@home Science
Life in the universe, radio SETI, and SETI@home's search for ET 534 3453 13 minutes ago
Number crunching
Credit, leaderboards, CPU performance 2927 34317 -10 seconds ago
Cafe SETI
Trade stories with other SETI@home users 870 27103 33 minutes ago

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