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Now I must synch my time zone manually I never do this before, what happen to windows?
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Anonymous
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 No.109627421
You mean JeetOS Slop Edition?
No clue...
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Anonymous
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>>109627412
I noticed the same a few days ago. It seems to have remedied itself.
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Anonymous
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 No.109627499
windows time sync has never worked properly
do it manually with time.is and a bit of a feel for rhythm, or use https://kurumi.osk.sh/ or something
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Anonymous
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they do not not know whether 18 or 19 leap seconds since unix time?
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Anonymous
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>>109627412
patent trolls won a lawsuit for digital clock, it's now illegal to have working time zones without paying royalties
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