Time is a little buggy sometimes...

[tom_mai78101]

Look at that picture. What do you see?

Now look at the times. Noticed anything wrong?

For some reasons, Orc_Tamer's post seems to be a day before all these posts came in. Like what Orc_Tamer said, an epic bump!

Should the time needs calibrating or something?

Here's the actual source of the problem/bug/whatever...

http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=85762&page=2

That is all.

 

[darkRae]

Apparently that post is missing.
Maybe he deleted it.

*Big image

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A day?
You mean an hour?

 

[enouwee]

Look at that picture. What do you see?

Now look at the times. Noticed anything wrong?

There is nothing wrong, it's just the overly confusing 12-hour time system in action.

Posts are in this order (24-hour notation):
12:14 #21
12:16 #22
23:30 #23

 

[tom_mai78101]

People who grew up with the 24-hour clock see the 12-hour notation as a less practical and outdated convention, especially in the context of written communication, computers and digital clocks. The arguments for or against a change to the more modern alternative are, in many ways, similar to the discussion on metrication. Even people who grew up with the 12-hour clock, however, often have problems indicating midnight and noon. Those who grew up with the 24-hour clock are also confused when they come across situations very common in, for example, Internet forums and email in which a message indicated as posted at "12:46 am" appears unintuitively and seemingly illogically before a message marked "11:05 am" for example.

Found it. Case closed.