do, ...
My point is that the majority of systems which care about timing and
which can not get almanac data to correlate an interval since an epoch
with human time-of-day do not, in general, really need the latter.
-JimC
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James Cloos OpenPGP: 1024D/ED7DAEA6
m systems do not care about time of day.
Anything which uses a remote system to sync its time is good; leap
second announcements are part of getting a time sync.
Anything which does not require <=1 sec time-of-day accuracy is also
good. They simply do not care.
So what is left?
-JimC
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