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 Don-Keehotay rated 33 months ago- Very handy. Note to User441794: the built-in service is hard-coded to only run once a week. My system's lame-ass RTC loses time at an alarming rate.
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- ichbinbored rated 5 months ago
- I think XP SP2 and Vista do this by default? Anyway, the sites down so I can't check.
- rightontime13 rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "The NIST Internet Time Service (ITS) allows users to synchronize computer clocks via the Internet. The time information provided by the service is directly traceable to UTC(NIST). The service responds to time requests from any Internet client in several formats including the DAYTIME, TIME, and NTP protocols."
- Rogan rated 44 months ago
- NIST server list, yay!
- Katste11 rated 45 months ago
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Lots of neat info ...great site!
- Don-Keehotay rated 33 months ago
- Very handy. Note to User441794: the built-in service is hard-coded to only run once a week. My system's lame-ass RTC loses time at an alarming rate.
- k94change rated 48 months ago
- Useful resource, particularly if you're using time-sensitive applications on multiple machines.
 adamahill rated 52 months ago- It seems somehow spooky to allow a government web site to automatically update your computer. I'll pass.
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