In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Lee wrote:

Set Square wrote:

Nor sure how you managed to post your message at 10:43am - when it's
only 10:15 at the moment! Please check your computer time clock (not
that that has any bearing on your shower/heating problems!)

Just curious, but why does this seem to cause a problem for people?
Mozilla completely ignores the date stamp and sorts by order actually
received, so I never notice unless someone points it out...

Lee

It's no big deal, but I sometimes look at the date/time stamp of a question
before responding, to make sure it wasn't asked so long ago as to be no
longer relevant.

In the case of the post referenced, I happened to notice that the question
had apparently been asked in the *future*! I pointed it out mainly for the
OP's benefit in case he needed his clock to be correct for other purposes.

[If you have more than one version of Windows on the same computer, the
summertime correction will, by default, be carried out more than once - i.e.
the first time each Op Sys is started after the clocks are put on. This
could result in the whole thing being one or two hours fast without you
noticing it]
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Cheers,
Set Square
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