I’m up here in LA and this site shows that its clock is seven hours fast if you’re not logged in. Any reason for that? It is easier to keep track of
posts if the clock shows the right time without having to log in.
PS. I just noticed that if you're logged-in, the clock is one hour slow.
Inasmuch as this is a site almost exclusively about Baja California, accessed mostly by those living there or close by, doesn’t it make sense that the
clock should show the time there instead of that half a world away, even if it is just for practical reasons? Maybe it is just me. Any thoughts?
Originally posted by Tano
Inasmuch as this is a site almost exclusively about Baja California, accessed mostly by those living there or close by, doesn’t it make sense that the
clock should show the time there instead of that half a world away, even if it is just for practical reasons? Maybe it is just me. Any thoughts?
peace, love, fish tacos. It's not that important is it? I showed you how to fix it on Friday and it's still an issue?
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