Jason Filley - SnakeLegs » Time http://www.snakelegs.org Upon thy belly shalt thou go.... Mon, 10 Oct 2011 03:12:18 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Boycott Microsoft? http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/boycott-microsoft/ http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/boycott-microsoft/#comments Mon, 18 Sep 2006 04:24:27 +0000 Jason Filley http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/boycott-microsoft/ While looking at the time conversion methods in .NET, I

]]> http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/boycott-microsoft/feed/ 0 Recommended Time Protocol Support http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/recommended-time-protocol-support/ http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/recommended-time-protocol-support/#comments Mon, 18 Sep 2006 04:19:49 +0000 Jason Filley http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/09/18/recommended-time-protocol-support/ [...]]]> These are the five computer time protocols I recommend providing. For SNTP/NTP, use OpenNTPD (note: if you’re using Solaris 10, check this page for using OpenNTPD Portable with SMF).

SNTP v. 4
RFC 2030
UDP port 123

NTP v. 3
RFC 1305
UDP port 123

Daytime
RFC 867
TCP/UDP port 13

Time
RFC 868
TCP/UDP port 37

TAICLOCK
http://cr.yp.to/proto/taiclock.txt
UDP port 4014

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]]> http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/08/28/teatime/feed/ 0 Time Is On My Side (and the weather owes me a favor) http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/05/24/time-is-on-my-side-and-the-weather-owes-me-a-favor/ http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/05/24/time-is-on-my-side-and-the-weather-owes-me-a-favor/#comments Wed, 24 May 2006 06:12:34 +0000 Jason Filley http://www.snakelegs.org/2006/05/24/time-is-on-my-side-and-the-weather-owes-me-a-favor/ [...]]]> Book recommendations:

Marking Time: The Epic Quest to Invent the Perfect Calendar is a very good read; add it to your list. Then, if you’re in the mood for deeper reading, try the more scholarly and austere History of the Hour : Clocks and Modern Temporal Orders, which covers the evolution of timekeeping to regulate and limit — among other things — markets, sermons, and torture sessions.

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