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Tuesday, December 30, 2008


Damn leap second. I hate it when December 31st has 86,401 seconds instead of the normal 86,400
That's why the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS) occasionally adds a "leap second" to the world's timescale to keep internationally defined time and the Earth's rhythms in synch.

As a result, thousands of organisations across the world will be adjusting their clocks from midnight.
Just think. All those people that are going to be a second late for work on Monday. It's going to be pure bedlam.



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