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Piotr Kula
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Is there a way to sync the clock with the internet (as easily done) upon one startup, then shutdown, move the computer to another place WITHOUT an internet connection, and get a reasonable time?

I'm not looking for "This is the real time as of right now", I'm looking for "Timestamps that are newer than 1970", and preferably inaccurate time (no re-living yesterday, please. Once was enough).

Thank you,

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Is there a way to sync the clock with the internet (as easily done) upon one startup, then shutdown, move the computer to another place WITHOUT an internet connection, and get a reasonable time?

I'm not looking for "This is the real time as of right now", I'm looking for "Timestamps that are newer than 1970", and preferably in time (no re-living yesterday, please. Once was enough).

Thank you,

  • Avi45003

Is there a way to sync the clock with the internet (as easily done) upon one startup, then shutdown, move the computer to another place WITHOUT an internet connection, and get a reasonable time?

I'm not looking for "This is the real time as of right now", I'm looking for "Timestamps that are newer than 1970", and preferably accurate time (no re-living yesterday, please. Once was enough).

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Keeping System Time Without Network

Is there a way to sync the clock with the internet (as easily done) upon one startup, then shutdown, move the computer to another place WITHOUT an internet connection, and get a reasonable time?

I'm not looking for "This is the real time as of right now", I'm looking for "Timestamps that are newer than 1970", and preferably in time (no re-living yesterday, please. Once was enough).

Thank you,

  • Avi45003