The posts in this thread are in backwards order (newest post first). I looked at other threads in which I did not contribute and they appear in normal order (oldest post first).
The creation times of the two posts are reversed.
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Jump to PostIt means the web servers are out of sync. I'll reach out to blud.
It's either that or the space-time continuum was distorted in the serverroom or AD's living room.
Jump to PostIt the Terra Nova colony messing with the time line...
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This has been reported in the Mod Forum.
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It means the web servers are out of sync. I'll reach out to blud.
Nick Evan
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It means the web servers are out of sync. I'll reach out to blud.
It's either that or the space-time continuum was distorted in the serverroom or AD's living room.
WaltP
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It the Terra Nova colony messing with the time line...
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Okay, Captain Taylor...
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Web servers having their time out of sync has been an issue that happened a couple of times over the past few years. I'm currently working behind the scenes in migrating DaniWeb off of vBulletin. I'll add a script to the migration process that does some checks and fixes timestamps. It's a bit too intricate a process to do manually for more than a handful of posts, and quite a number were affected.
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