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Article #2080Re: Flame: Problem with zoo: restor
From: mcdonald
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 1989 15:10
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 1989 15:10
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>> What would be a better solution, provided you absolutely must run your >> machine on local time ... I don't want my machine to run on LOCAL time - I want it to run on the time of my timezone! (Local time implies local to an exact locality - the time is different 10 miles away.) Most operating systems run on whatever time you tell them! In any case, why would I care what timestamp a program comes out of a zoo somebody else produced? I can't see any use. I'm happ so long as the one I make come out in the correct order.
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