[time-nuts] Re: Win 10 stuff

"Subreddit" dedicated to it, at https://reddit.com/r/tronscript - if you're a redditor. Feel free to email me off-list (or on-list) if you have any questions. Time may not be my daily specialty, but this is. Thanks, Eamonn Nugent Cloud Architect, MachineSP - https://machinesp.com

[time-nuts] World's most precise.... wall clock

Hi! I have a perhaps silly question. I want to take an inferior medium (our eyes) and give it something attractively precise to look at. Is there such a thing as a digital (wall) clock with a 1PPS/10MHz/etc. input? I see that some clocks have GPS antenna inputs, but I want to take a GPSDO and

[time-nuts] Small NTP appliance

Hi, all This is my first major post on the list. I've been really enjoying the back and forth, and especially loved reading about some of the Cesium clocks, their limitations, and their hardware (especially the thought of trying to repair a Cesium lamp on a 5061A - or, more accurately, how it

Re: [time-nuts] Time Server

tion of "have you tried turning your pc off and back on again?" Feel free to contact me on- or off-list if you have any further questions. Thanks, Eamonn Nugent Bard '23 CTO, demilleTech Senior Developer, POSCON On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 11:04 PM WB6BNQ wrote: > Hi Richard, &g

Re: [time-nuts] PC Time Servers

Hiya! My first contribution to the list, maybe I can be useful in my software dev ways. Localhost is your computer. On all computers, the name “localhost” is used as the name to “loop back” (it’s actually called the loop-back address) to the same computer. So, when you query localhost, you’re