View Full Version : Have the clocks gone back?
Rich
31st October 2004, 08:14
Am I stuck in a ****ed up time scale or have the clcoks gone back thus giving me an extra hour of nothing for work? why didnt the alarm on my phone auto set :<
CyberDrac
31st October 2004, 08:49
Yes they went back at 2AM .. reverting to 1AM ... meaning that you have probably got and hour spare with nothing to do ...
CD
Baz
31st October 2004, 09:56
ive just woken up ready to go to work for 11......
and after im showered, fed and dressed...
its 10am....
bugger
Er00
31st October 2004, 18:55
rofl, played ;)
I woke up earlier than I intended to just because I did, which sucks, because I literally got no sleep Friday night, then Saturday night ended up with bout 5/6 hours
Tsung
31st October 2004, 18:58
Oranges
no friends
31st October 2004, 19:16
I was so thrown off my body clock i thought it was saturday. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/valanwood/images/03H-Tuesday.gif
Steadders
31st October 2004, 23:17
I'm so confused.
My computer clock says its 10:18 atm.
MY desk clock says its 12:18 atm.
?!?!????!
Elbonio
31st October 2004, 23:19
it's neither it's 11:19 pm
Steadders
31st October 2004, 23:22
EXACTLY
the thing is, my computer is set to automaticaly set to the right time, and last night i watched it change from 2:00 to 1:00.
And also, my desk clock is radio controlled, so that its always perfect time.
?!?!??!!?!
Zenti
31st October 2004, 23:30
evidently neither of these are true or u set them urself without realising and they changed properly.
m00
31st October 2004, 23:45
I can't say I really noticed the extra hour... Was up all night drinking, so I suppose it's partly to blame for the fact I *still* have a hangover :rolleyes:
Elbonio
31st October 2004, 23:58
i bet that was confusing in a drunken state
"i could have sworn is was 1:30am only... what?... 45 minutes ago or something??"
m00
1st November 2004, 00:00
No no, at the time I was only quite drunk in a kitchen looking at a clock... And someone mentioned that the clocks go back, and everyone got their phones out etc and changed them back... It was all very organised for a bunch of drunk people at a party heh
Tsung
1st November 2004, 09:02
Originally posted by m00
No no, at the time I was only quite drunk in a kitchen looking at a clock...
Wow m00 that sounds like quite a party ;)
Er00
1st November 2004, 12:10
I like watching my remote controlled clock change, it zooms round kinda slowly and looks cool :p:
Steadders
1st November 2004, 12:22
Me and dan stayed up to watch out computer clocks change. Then we played DDR.
KingDaveRa
1st November 2004, 12:28
Well, considering we live in the wonder age of things being automagic:
The Video didn't reset as it has no RF lead, so it needed changing manually
My first bedside clock is toally manual
My radio bedside clock seems to have stopped syncing to a radio signal, so I have to reset it, and then reset all the alarm settings
My watch has two time readouts - analogue and a digital. The digital has a +1 hour feature which is very nice, but its not linked to the analogue, so that has to be synced manually.
My PC has been doing odd things with time for a while, drifting in and out of correct time. I think my timezone settings in Gentoo are wrong, so when windows boots Digiguide squawks and tells me its all so wrong.
Great fun :(
maxrealism
1st November 2004, 12:47
It's simple to keep track of the changes.
First you need lots of clocks.
Second you set one or two correctly to GMT about 8pm on the night the clocks go back.
Thirdly in the morning set all others from this 1.
My phone has automatic time updates (6600.. didn't think it did much until now).
If all else fails dial 123 on the phone. (talking clock)
Er00
1st November 2004, 16:44
noone I know has a phone that automatically changes :p: you're lucky :p:
Optimus
1st November 2004, 17:42
My phone has a DST preset and an auto timezone function... you'd think those clever Sony guys would combine the two, but NO... I have to dig through a menu... arseholes...
KingDaveRa
1st November 2004, 18:52
My phone says it has the ability to change time automagically, but it didn't.
Bloody technology.
LlamaMan
1st November 2004, 19:19
My phone and watch did bugger all, my PC (FreeBSD) changed itself over perfectly. Bloody annoying when my old phone (t68i) changed itself and the new one (t610) did nothing.
I still had the hour or 2 of panic over what the actual time was though :eek: .
Er00
1st November 2004, 19:45
I always have a moment of panic like that on the first day back at school after holidays, or even if noone cept me turns up to my bus stop.. :p:
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