Forum clock time base?

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What time zone does the forum clock run on? If someone's post says 2:20 am, would be interesting to know if they were up that long or not.
 
Sometimes I up all night and this way better than watching re-runs ... plus I can make text larger which beats the fine print in books .... almost always someone on here .... and that’s cool .....
 
Often i can't sleep or wake up for pain killers and take a look on here to see what's new don't really think about the time ,
Hobot when you have peel finished you can make your own time!
Can't wait until you finish it mate
 
When Peel finished , time will chase her , maybe even knock a few years off Hobot age , eh ?
Craig
 
What time zone does the forum clock run on? If someone's post says 2:20 am, would be interesting to know if they were up that long or not.

When logged out, posts will show in Pacific time (UTC - 08:00).
When logged in, time will be set to the selected time zone in your own Preferences section.
 
Time is the movement of reality. Measure it any way you want, but to avoid confusion, pick a specific reference frame.
Such a question!
 
I prefer feet and inches...

“What time is it guv?”

“6 foot 3 1/2 inches past”
 
smacking forehead at olbbeezer's common sense logic solution. Forum base clock Pacific zone is the easy answer though.

Most my life, new born to mid 30's pain/mood prevented much sleep, so mostly just pased out -w/o total relaxation or neck would sag into spinal cord for stab/cramp mid back through heart or head. Work all day and worked all night, ugh. Ok for ~decade now after recovery of 120 wheelie on head and using helmet to crush deer pelvis to death. Almost offed self w/o hope to escape but my training paid off so now oldest body parts are renewed to teenager or less. I know what the rest of ya enduring in all body areas, inside and out personally and patients. Best I can offer is learn how to 'regrow' 'remodel' neck posture by traction and stretches plus lots of complex mineral complex for some months or seasons to get relief in old age.

Time is all we got and always running out of time like racers. I'm trying to make time to finish Peel so I can make time on her.

3:36 pm taging send/post
 
When logged out, posts will show in Pacific time (UTC - 08:00).
When logged in, time will be set to the selected time zone in your own Preferences section.
O boy that reminded me "how do you know the refrigerator light goes out when you close the door?"
Something else occurs to me, when logged in are the times in my time zone or the time zone of the person who made the post.
 
O boy that reminded me "how do you know the refrigerator light goes out when you close the door?"
Something else occurs to me, when logged in are the times in my time zone or the time zone of the person who made the post.

When I was about 6 yrs old, I deduced the refrigerator light went out by putting the cat in the fridge, then observed if his pupils were dilated after it was in there 5 minutes. (Shroedinger at 6 had nothing on me)

I am still trying to understand time, and what is the relevance of the time I log out?

Slick
 
When I was about 6 yrs old, I deduced the refrigerator light went out by putting the cat in the fridge, then observed if his pupils were dilated after it was in there 5 minutes. (Shroedinger at 6 had nothing on me) Slick

I bet your cat loved you!
 
Time is based on experience. If you don't experience it, it does not happen.
 
The beauty of this forum is that by the time you read the time you posted, time has moved on.
 
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