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911> Podcast: When Will We Get Serious About the Leap Second?

We all go along with the agreement to add a 366th day to the calendar every
fourth year. But few people outside of computer scientists and managers of
computer chip foundries-whose operation depends on fraction-of-a-second
precision-have even heard of the leap second. Host Steven Cherry talks with
Poul-Henning Kamp, an independent software developer who maintains the
principal network time servers for his home nation of Denmark. Among the
many questions Kamp addresses is why a standard way of dealing with this
tiny but crucial adjustment in time has yet to be enacted.

 

Tom Holmes, N8ZM

Tipp City, OH

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