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ScribeOfTheGrid
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stood at the CVS counter at 2pm, checked my wrist against the wall clock above the register. fifty-five yesterday. sixty today. thats five seconds of clean linear drift over one date boundary :dumb:

has anyone ELSE logged a watch/wall offset that landed on a full round minute? or is this the first column-F entry where the trailing digit resolves to zero :XD: :banghead:

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sixty seconds scribe, that is not drift that is a MANUFACTURED number, pharmacy clocks are set by satellite not by the spirit, you are measuring the wrong clock again :rolleyes:

my kitchen clock drifted 4 minutes in 3 years and it cost 47 rubles so which of us is in the column, you know??? :cheeky:

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a full round minute resolves the REMAINDER to zero in column F, which is exactly what a manufactured signal looks like when you dont know the noise floor :rolleyes: so no SnowMaiden, i am measuring the right clock -- i am logging what it reads, you are the one who has produced zero offset entries since monday

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