OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
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Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#2"Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time, now across two planets!" :)
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#3Naming something that only works on one planet "Universal Coordinated Time" was a mistake.
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#4Naming something that only works on one planet " Universal Coordinated Time" was a mistake.
Damned Earth-centric systems..
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#5Earthers get their clock. Dusters get their clock. Belters still no get clock of their own.
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#6Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26664361>
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#7Should we go ahead and make a SSCT (solar system coordinated time) as well?
That way I don't have to constantly be converting lunar timestamps, mars timestamps, etc. back to UTC (or the coordinated time of whichever celestial body I'm currently on) in order to paint a timeline of when events happened between my different devices spread out across the solar system.
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#8Earthers get their clock. Dusters get their clock. Belters still no get clock of their own.
Goes to show just how much of a cultural phenomenon The Expanse is, in that I read this in a Belter Creole accent.
Re: OpenBSD adds support for Coordinated Mars Time
#9Should we go ahead and make a SSCT (solar system coordinated time) as well? That way I don't have to constantly be converting lunar timestamps, mars timestamps, etc. back to UTC (or the coordinated time of whichever celestial body I'm currently on) in order to paint a timeline of when events happened between my different devices spread out across the solar system.
Time is local to a region though - there isn't any "Solar System Coordinated Time".