[time-nuts] So, how did you spend your leapsecond?
Geoff Blake
melecerties at gmail.com
Sun Jul 1 17:10:40 UTC 2012
Well, one of my reference standards - and the most expensive - worked
through the leap second thus:-
58
59
00
01
02
etc.
To be fair though, it predates the Leap Second by a few years and
there are no applicable firmware updates. For those who are
interested, it was manufactured by Wm. Thompson of Newbury, England
around 1765.
Other time references, Thunderbolt/Lady Heather etc. all worked as
others have stated.
Off to wind the old girl up, Is it right to call a long
case/grandfather clock "old girl"?
73 Geoff
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Geoff Blake, G8GNZ JO01fq: Chelmsford, Essex, UK
<geoff at palaemon.co.uk> or <melecerties at gmail.com>
Using Linux: Ubuntu 11.04 on Intel or Debian on UltraSparc
and even on the NAS. Avoiding Micro$oft like the plague.
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