Might still be a proxy issue

Post #609 by admin 7/1/01 9:29:06 AM Reply	Might still be a proxy issue Although I'm behind a firewall myself. I'll have to look into it. Regards, -scott anderson
Post #622 by ashton2 7/1/01 4:42:47 PM Reply	OK just now.. Normal (and quick) login box. Shows 'me' logged in. Have options to Mark Read. Will surf about and see. (Could still have been my setup: what's the lore with Windoze? "it hasn't really decided which way to glitch next - till you've rebooted 3X" ?? That isn't ALL BS either, though this is first 98 I've been close enough to, to thrash..) Also I just had to send some NETSCAPE 4.5 spyware to new Spy-Jail folder (in case its absence nuked the install): Talkback.exe - whose .ini umm queries system info, and elsewhere - sanctimoniously intoning, "but we'll tell you just what info we'd like for our survey". And this Corp POS only appeared some several launches after... install. (And I'm listening to an interview with George Carlin now, at City Arts & Lectures - reminding me about the cultural brain-injuries that lie behind such obfuscations / lies). So - maybe whatever it was? Isn't. All fixed.. (And ZA. WW are ON) A.
Post #628 by ashton2 7/1/01 6:12:33 PM Reply	PS: local timestamp now fubar != "PST" per Prefs.
Post #629 by admin 7/1/01 6:21:50 PM Reply	YYep, there's a reason for that. Combination of butt-stupid Postgres driver conversion + reaaaaaalllllly slow datetime libraries make the datetime translation extremely slow. The front page loads twice as fast without the conversion. I'm going to move the conversion to the Postgres database, where the datetime is still a number. Regards, -scott anderson
Post #633 by a6l6e6x 7/2/01 12:32:28 AM Reply	Can you not use Zulu (GMT) time for all? Peter would be happy. Are you trying to display everyone's post time in their local time? Alex
Post #645 by admin 7/2/01 9:13:07 AM Reply	What I'm trying to do... Is display the post time in the viewing user's local time. Regards, -scott anderson

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