When you see the time on the web pages, in most cases it’s actually showing your computer’s time – not the time of the StreamingRadioGuide.com’s web server.<\/p>\n
I should have realized this a long time ago, but the web server did not have the function enabled to automatically synchronize the time with the network of time servers around the world, so the “time” had drifted to be almost 3 minutes fast, which caused the updates of the schedules and when a test was valid, etc… to be off by that amount of time.<\/p>\n
I think that’s fixed and I’ll keep a closer eye on it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When you see the time on the web pages, in most cases it’s actually showing your computer’s time – not the time of the StreamingRadioGuide.com’s web server. I should have realized this a long time ago, but the web server … Continue reading