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hi, is enyone know how to calculate the "internet time" ? any articles about it ? thanx |
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Hello Oren, Could you clarify what you mean by "internet time" ? Are you referring to the length of time a given computer is connected to the internet? Are you trying to calculate the time in a .NET application? If so please provide context. "We" (who read here) have a better chance of helping if we know a bit more. -- Peter [MVP Visual Developer] Jack of all trades, master of none. |
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| From http://www.icq.com/languages/timecenter.html What is internet time? Internet time is a new, universal time standard where a day (24 hour period) is divided up into 1000 ".beat" units. One .beat is equal to 1 minute 26.4 seconds. Internet time is the SAME throughout the world! Now all your friends and family around the world can synchronize ICQ chats, conference calls and other events according to one time zone! Um, OK. "SAME throughout the world" Sounds "revolutionary". |
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