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Rusty_Russell

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:51 pm — Post subject:

Lule's next set of pods in her timezone (EDT) are in her post on the previous but one page of this thread.

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:55 pm — Post subject:

The calculator is working properly for her in her local (EDT) time. There is no need to do any conversions.

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:59 pm — Post subject: K

So I've got about a 2.15 hour wait; cool.
The computer's with me in the kitchen as I make asparagus spaghetti, or an asparagus "sauce" for angel hair pasta;
the pod's here too, making all kinds of racket!


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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:10 pm — Post subject: Re: AM versus PM

fchall wrote:

Actually; When using a 24 hour clock as a source, anything above 12:00( high noon ) is a PM time.



Wrong again. 12:00 is also PM time, so any time later and including 12:00 is PM time. (nitpicking!! Laughing)

To reply to your earlier comment:

12 is still not greater than 12. 12:05 is greater than 12:00, yes, but than your original statement should have been "for any time 13:00 or later, subtract 12 hours, and add PM" rather than "for any number greater than 12, subtract 12," because there is no such thing as 00:05 PM.

Semantics is fun, isn't it??

As for calculating military time in your head, it's really simple, I can't understand how people have trouble with it. You don't have to count on your fingers like someone suggested, or count from 12 backwards. Here's how I do it shorthand:

17 hrs, umm... 7-2=5, then it must be 5pm. 23 hours, ummm... 3-2=1, but it's not 1pm, so it must be 11pm. It's almost instant calculation, anyone can do it.

But if even that explanation is too obtuse, than do it this way: subtract 2, than subtract 10.

Cake! Rolling Eyes

The trick to quick math is do split the work into tasks that are easier on the brain, so something like 13x5 is actually half of 13x10 or 130, which is half of 100 plus half of 30, or 50+15... 65. On paper it seems like the long way around, but in your brain it goes like *that*

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:10 pm — Post subject:

The Noble Robot;

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because there is no such thing as 00:05 PM.


Oh really Surprised So exactly what is 5 minutes past High Noon? Confused
I know, it's 1hour -55minutesPM Laughing

OH Sh.. 12:05PM. Kick me now please Embarassed


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Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:33 pm — Post subject:

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OH Sh.. 12:05PM. Kick me now please



No need, just as long as you've learned your lesson... Wink (kidding)

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 5:04 am — Post subject: It came . . .

The Portal arrived at 19:07, though when I was trying to take a pix in the Bahro cave afterwards, the KI time read 19:05.
Hmmm, I wonder if I stayed in there long enough time would roll me back a few decades or so!
The Bahro Time Machine!

Thank you all so much for your help! Now, who will volunteer to go back to that place and turn the lights off for me!?


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Post Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 5:47 am — Post subject:

I downloaded this on Saturday night while I was wandering about in Tetsonot and taking in its eeriness. I fired it up and looked at the time for the next Tetsonot portal, and was quite surprised to find that the time matched the time shown on my computer clock. A few seconds later, I heard the portal start to appear, and quickly Alt+Tabbed back into Uru and ran to the portal.

The moral of the story: Great utility, quite useful, and accurate.


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Post Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 3:38 pm — Post subject:

Hawkin wrote:

I downloaded this on Saturday night while I was wandering about in Tetsonot and taking in its eeriness. I fired it up and looked at the time for the next Tetsonot portal, and was quite surprised to find that the time matched the time shown on my computer clock. A few seconds later, I heard the portal start to appear, and quickly Alt+Tabbed back into Uru and ran to the portal.

The moral of the story: Great utility, quite useful, and accurate.


And your timing sir, justs sucks right out loud. Laughing
Get thee back to the pod and sit for hours like the rest of us. Laughing


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Post Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 9:51 pm — Post subject:

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Hawkin wrote:
I downloaded this on Saturday night while I was wandering about in Tetsonot and taking in its eeriness. I fired it up and looked at the time for the next Tetsonot portal, and was quite surprised to find that the time matched the time shown on my computer clock. A few seconds later, I heard the portal start to appear, and quickly Alt+Tabbed back into Uru and ran to the portal.

The moral of the story: Great utility, quite useful, and accurate.


fchall wrote:
And your timing sir, justs sucks right out loud. Laughing
Get thee back to the pod and sit for hours like the rest of us. Laughing



Oh! absolutely, Hawkins! You are hereby ordered back into that Terrorsnot Pod and sit in the dark and damp for a good hour, at least!
Or better yet, please Rolling Eyes please go back to my Terrorsnot Pod and turn the light off for me!


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Post Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 2:50 am — Post subject:

ROFLOL it is a bit creepy waiting in there Smile


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Post Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 1:26 pm — Post subject:

Program updated.
Download link remains the same.

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 5:32 pm — Post subject:

Thanks for the great calculator, it's just such a big help!


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Post Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 6:42 pm — Post subject:

Good job! Thanks for the update!

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:40 pm — Post subject:

Nice program! I'm sure this has been asked but I didn't see it... can you add "Cavern Time" as a choice?

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