System time?

Are you sure its not you that are ahead? :-D

Why should you learn from your mistakes?
Learn from other´s! It´s cheaper and less painfull! :-D

It is the right time for me. The time is only correct when you first load the page. If you use your back button to go back to that page, it doesn't reload and the time will be off.

You're not using TimeSink to keep your computer time updated, are you?

<font color=green>I've had enough cookies.</font color=green> <font color=blue><i>Got milk?</i></font color=blue>

TimeSink is spyware. What do you use?

<font color=green>I've had enough cookies.</font color=green> <font color=blue><i>Got milk?</i></font color=blue>

OK, I misread it.

<font color=green>I've had enough cookies.</font color=green> <font color=blue><i>Got milk?</i></font color=blue>

Just remember, nothing is truly free. Programs like TimeSink sound cool, but why would anybody really need it? How often do you have to have to update your system time? Even if you find a program that does nothing but update your time, it will still need to use some "system resources" and slow your system down. Most programs like TimeSink are spyware. They monitor your computer usage and report it to some demographics team, every time it updates your clock. Spyware bastards (along with spammers) should be lined up and shot.

<font color=green>I've had enough cookies.</font color=green> <font color=blue><i>Got milk?</i></font color=blue>

I use abouttime and run it at logon then exit - anything bad about that app - I never considered the spyware angle to be frank - cheeky gits....

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