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Shows incorrect time for Chile. DST isn't until April 28th. http://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/chile-longer-dst-2012.h...
if (wn == 1) pwn = '1-ին շաբաթ';
Exactly what I needed. For the last few weeks, I've been trying to increase my productivity by getting rid of time tracking. So I decided to hide my computer's clock. Sometimes, like when I have an appointment, I still need to check what time it is. Googling "time" doesn't always work (I don't know why exactly). So I bookmarked this site [1] but the information density is so high that I need to scan the page in order…
So many of them like Time.gov rely on stuff like Flash or Java, or 1998 style Javascript, which I don't really dig. Definitely a nice little hole there for making something cool.
OP, what does this line do? if (wn == 1) pwn = '1-ին շաբաթ'; It looked like something related to week number; looks interesting.
I like Time.gov, personally; it was the first site I ever found around this concept and so it has a soft spot. I keep finding all my physical atomic clock synced clocks (yes, I have more than one, they are cheap these days) disagreeing, sometimes by 2 seconds or more, which makes me laugh (great ideas ruined by poor implementation). I find many of the web sites (listed in comments or the original post) to also differ…
That's why I laughed when Time.is tried to tell me that my clock was off by 1.8 seconds. Barring the sentence above, it just has no way of determining that.
Shows incorrect time for Chile. DST isn't until April 28th. http://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/chile-longer-dst-2012.h...
It means that they didn't apply the latest tzdata2012a or b update released the first week of March which contained the America/Santiago zone change.