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New Story Datestamp is still wrong

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, April 18 2002 @ 07:19 pm EDT

New Stories created in the admin\'s Story section are still datestamped 1 hour ahead, even though the time shows up correctly in the date/time field on the top right of the home screen (tested under BST only).

Apologies

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, April 18 2002 @ 07:23 pm EDT

For lamely replying to the wrong bit.

By the way, the time-till-next-post is apparently 45 seconds on this site. When I clicked \"reply\" again after (exactly) 45 seconds I was told I was not allowed to comment because I already commented 45 seconds ago and I \"must wait at least 45 seconds\" after my last post.

Shocking bug! If it\'s not fixed soon I shall change to slashcode.

Apologies

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, April 18 2002 @ 07:50 pm EDT

Shocking bug! If it\'s not fixed soon I shall change to slashcode

So a threat is going to make a bug get fixed faster..what are you thinking.. Nobody forced you to test the software... so now Geeklog staff has to cater to your every comment/bug/request. Its people like you that ruin the joy of open source. Go to slashcode.. go run some inefficent, processor intensive, perl based weblog. Geeklog community does not want a person like you. Do everyone a favor, and disconnect your internet connection.

Apologies

Authored by: Dirk on Friday, April 19 2002 @ 02:10 am EDT

Calm down and re-adjust you irony detector, please. That was obviously a joke and not a threat ...

bye, Dirk

Re: Irony

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Friday, April 19 2002 @ 04:55 pm EDT

I as a visitor could see the irony. But I as a person who sometimes goes without food and sleep for ridiculous lengths of time so I can hammer away at fixing some stubborn piece of code can also understand how a tired, strung-out but very intense programmer might MISS the humor and irony in that post :) A person gets testy sometimes...

Lighten up, guys! Great stuff is happening here, and we all appreciate the hard work and dedication. Rock on!

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