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#26 2011-12-11 06:38:08
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
Oh well 24 hour lets you learn your math better 
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#27 2011-12-11 07:54:45
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
Paddle2See wrote:
Due to some unexpected complications with customized browser extensions, and some negative feedback by other users, it appears that this is not something we want to do right now. Switching back.
Could it be possible to have it be an option?
Quick rendition I made. Maybe we should say military time? Or maybe 12 hour time? I don't know, but something like that.
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Yeah, I'm mostly inactive. I check in once in a while though. If you want to contact me, I have a contact form at my website, http://escratch.org
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#29 2011-12-11 13:23:19
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
Paddle2See wrote:
Due to some unexpected complications with customized browser extensions, and some negative feedback by other users, it appears that this is not something we want to do right now. Switching back.
I wonder what those complications were...
Thanks for switching back, Paddle!
You see, I made a nice Chrome extension that adds hours to the forum timestamps to match my time zone. It was programmed to follow a strict 00:00:00 sequence and replace that using regexp.
Of course, if the time on Scratch was 23:00, indicating that the post was done at 29:00 wasn't a credible option. Therefore I made a complicated system that changed the date of the post, took away the excess time, etc. Now, with that AM/PM change, it completely messed up date systems as it wasn't used to calculating the AMPM difference.
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#30 2011-12-11 13:58:59
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
LS97 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Due to some unexpected complications with customized browser extensions, and some negative feedback by other users, it appears that this is not something we want to do right now. Switching back.
I wonder what those complications were...
Thanks for switching back, Paddle!
You see, I made a nice Chrome extension that adds hours to the forum timestamps to match my time zone. It was programmed to follow a strict 00:00:00 sequence and replace that using regexp.
Of course, if the time on Scratch was 23:00, indicating that the post was done at 29:00 wasn't a credible option. Therefore I made a complicated system that changed the date of the post, took away the excess time, etc. Now, with that AM/PM change, it completely messed up date systems as it wasn't used to calculating the AMPM difference.
Why can't you just use the regular scratch timezone changer...?
Yeah, I'm mostly inactive. I check in once in a while though. If you want to contact me, I have a contact form at my website, http://escratch.org
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#31 2011-12-11 14:30:35
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
gbear605 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Due to some unexpected complications with customized browser extensions, and some negative feedback by other users, it appears that this is not something we want to do right now. Switching back.
I wonder what those complications were...
Thanks for switching back, Paddle!
You see, I made a nice Chrome extension that adds hours to the forum timestamps to match my time zone. It was programmed to follow a strict 00:00:00 sequence and replace that using regexp.
Of course, if the time on Scratch was 23:00, indicating that the post was done at 29:00 wasn't a credible option. Therefore I made a complicated system that changed the date of the post, took away the excess time, etc. Now, with that AM/PM change, it completely messed up date systems as it wasn't used to calculating the AMPM difference.Why can't you just use the regular scratch timezone changer...?
Try it yourself... 
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#32 2011-12-11 14:41:45
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
LS97 wrote:
gbear605 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
I wonder what those complications were...
Thanks for switching back, Paddle!
You see, I made a nice Chrome extension that adds hours to the forum timestamps to match my time zone. It was programmed to follow a strict 00:00:00 sequence and replace that using regexp.
Of course, if the time on Scratch was 23:00, indicating that the post was done at 29:00 wasn't a credible option. Therefore I made a complicated system that changed the date of the post, took away the excess time, etc. Now, with that AM/PM change, it completely messed up date systems as it wasn't used to calculating the AMPM difference.Why can't you just use the regular scratch timezone changer...?
Try it yourself...
It works for me.
Yeah, I'm mostly inactive. I check in once in a while though. If you want to contact me, I have a contact form at my website, http://escratch.org
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#33 2011-12-11 14:50:17
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
gbear605 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
gbear605 wrote:
Why can't you just use the regular scratch timezone changer...?Try it yourself...
It works for me.
Same.
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#34 2011-12-11 21:30:09
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Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
henley wrote:
gbear605 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
Try it yourself...It works for me.
Same.
Not for moi....
I select my time zone and hit OK and it keeps going back to EST.
It's ok though. I just have to subtract an hour.
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#35 2011-12-12 08:23:11
Re: Kind of petty, but worth a try
henley wrote:
gbear605 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
Try it yourself...It works for me.
Same.
So you're both in EST -5 aren't you 
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