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[emperor]

[aside: I'm not sure why the web client is always 24h ahead, but...]

Well, I was going to go to vicky's flatwarming, drink little, and get to bed early. Then Dan turned up with Absinthe, and all was doom. I must have drunk 1/3 - 1/2 a bottle of the 70% stuff, and feel rather drunk now. Now I must write intercessions for tommorow...

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[meirion.livejournal.com]

because you're posting using mozilla ;-) it's a bug. look how, when you start it, for a second or so it has the right date, and then it changes to 24 hours ahead.

-m-

[emperor]

Ah, that explains it then. *sigh* you wouldn't have thought that sort of thing would be *difficult* to write, would you? :-/

[mhw.livejournal.com]

Justin stgpcm says it's a bug in Mozilla that's triggered by Britain having had a year with Summer Time and Double Summer Time rather than GMT and Summer Time back in the 1970s. I think he's serious - at least he had his "serious" face on when he told me, not his "I'm pulling your plonker" grin...

[emperor]

Really? That's bizarre. Can they not just ignore that and give us the correct date in the 2000s?