It always amuses me

[sraun]

that the National Weather Service automated weather forecast system (broadcast locally on channel 17) needs to be manually updated for daylight savings time. They think I'm up an hour early this morning.

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[akatsukami.livejournal.com]

My phones (both land-line and cell) haven't gotten with the program either. Don't know what time this message will show up as having been made at, but it's actually 0722 CST.

[sraun]

Your message is time-stamped 1:22 pm - probably GMT.

My cell phone hadn't caught up either - but it did as soon as I made a call. I'll bet the land-line will do the same.

Tonight I get to go around and reset all the clocks that didn't automagically reset. I did do the microwave this morning. IIRC, that means I've got the clock on the range, and two wall clocks, to reset manually tonight.

Oh, and my watch. I'll have to do that right now.

[dd-b.livejournal.com]

Your message shows as 7:22 am to me (I'm in Minneapolis, and my computer has correctly adjusted to standard time). Since this is a different number than Scott sees, also in Minneapolis (about 12 blocks east of here), there must be something interesting going on, perhaps in the LJ themes we use.

[sraun]

Oh, now that's interesting!

I'm using the Horizon theme with no customization (basic blues, IIRC is is an S2 theme). The time-stamp on a comment when I'm looking at it in the 'view message' tree is not the same as the time-stamp I see after hitting the 'reply to comment' button! The first has "(local)" appended to it, and for the comment I'm replying to it was 8:49 am. Now that I'm replying to it, it says 09:39 pm, with no "(local)".

I'd always assumed they were the same. I wonder if I should comment on that in one of the LJ bug/request communities?