spikey188

Dec 16 2006, 03:01 AM | Post #1

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i been trying to find out what time it is on the froms seeing as the time zone is different them mine and all i could find was a your last visit which is normal off from the right time then on the post it says when they where posted and when urs was but i dosent realy say when the time is at that moment in time!!

i think runewebs need a clock on the forums homepage or somwhere so poeple can tell what time it is on the forum if it not in there time zone! and if ther is on can somebody plz tell me where it is??

do u agree with me?

This post has been edited by spikey188: Dec 16 2006, 03:13 AM

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Cky

Dec 16 2006, 03:04 AM | Post #2

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It's show your current time in your User Control Panel, or if you click on yourself and view your own profile.

No offense but, RuneWeb has a clock, you just didn't look for it.

And if you have any further questions about Greenwich Mean Time, refer to this site.

Look here.

Hope that answered some questions.

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spikey188

Dec 16 2006, 03:06 AM | Post #3

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ok yes i see that one it say when u where last acitive tho or am i looking at them worng one?? also i kinda ment one that has like secound and is up to date liek is ticting eversceound like a real clock not one that gose by minutes. also isnt it kinda pain to click on ur name evey time u wont to no what time it is on the forum??

This post has been edited by spikey188: Dec 16 2006, 03:09 AM

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Cky

Dec 16 2006, 03:08 AM | Post #4

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I thought all clocks went by minutes?

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spikey188

Dec 16 2006, 03:10 AM | Post #5

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well most do... just i like to now how close to a minute it is thats just me i dont no about others...

This post has been edited by spikey188: Dec 16 2006, 03:11 AM

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Makoto

Dec 16 2006, 03:11 AM | Post #6

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What do they teach you in school?

Alright, grab a map. Make sure it has lines of longitude on it. You should notice somewhere along the top or bottom edges numbers that go up to 180 degrees either left or right. Then, you would notice between Alaska/Russia and extending down the 180 degree marker is the International Date Line.

Next, the actual degrees of longitude are in increments of ±15 degrees. These are approximations of the different timezones. (They're not exact but still.)

On the 0 degree marker (Greenwich) and moving to the left of the map (or west), the offset from Greenwich Mean Time will be negative. Moving east, the offset will be positive.

Here's a couple common ones for you:

GMT: Greenwich, most of what the UK goes by in time
GMT +1: Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark
GMT +8: Australia West
GMT +9: Australia Center
GMT +10: Australia East
GMT -4: Brazil
GMT -5: US East
GMT -6: US Central
GMT -7: US Mountain
GMT -8: US West
GMT -10: (approximate) Aleutian/Hawaiian
GMT ±12: New Zealand

You could always Google time conversion tables if my method seems a bit too complex for you.

This post has been edited by Makoto: Dec 16 2006, 03:13 AM

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Cky

Dec 16 2006, 03:11 AM | Post #7

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So you mean seconds?

Just refresh the page every now and again.

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Makoto

Dec 16 2006, 03:23 AM | Post #8

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Spam removed. Don't do that anymore.

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spikey188

Dec 16 2006, 03:25 AM | Post #9

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ok makoto but isnt what u just posted spam???

and to make this no spam.. yes cky i mean seconds

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