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  1. Re:Tired of this shit. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Google's New Public NTP Servers Provide Smeared Time (googleblog.com)

    Me too. That's why I use D4.
      http://www.thinkman.com/dimens...

  2. Re:NTP is great, except if you need it in Windows by mclipsco · · Score: 1 · on Computer Network Time Synchronization

    You should try out Thinkman's Dimension 4. It is VERY nice and super easy to use.

    http://www.thinkman.com/

  3. Re:Recommended NTP clients by phil+reed · · Score: 1 · on NTP Pool Project Reaches 500 Servers

    Also for Windows: Dimension 4 at http://www.thinkman.com.

  4. Re:Simply by kst · · Score: 1 · on U.S. Scientists Call for a Time Change

    If you're running Windows, try Dimension 4.

    If you're running something Unix-like, you should be able to set up an ntp daemon.

    But I've always wondered why devices that run off 60-Hz line current (in the US, anyway) have trouble keeping their clocks accurate. Sure, that doesn't help if the machine is unplugged, but it should be more than accurate enough whenever it's plugged in. (The utilities go to a lot of effort to keep 60-Hz AC in sync; why not use it?)

  5. You don't have to put up with outta sync clocks.. by Gentlewhisper · · Score: 1 · on House Passes Another Spyware Bill

    Get Dimension 4.. from THINKING MAN SOFTWARE

    Software for Geeks^H^H^H^H^HThinking Men!

  6. Re:In Windows? The Fourth Dimension by wideangle · · Score: 4, Informative · on Do You Have The Time?
    I like Dimension4. Besides the Dr. Who reference, it's 112KB -- smaller than your Automachron.

    Here's the screenshot.

    Plus, it's coded by some guy at Microsoft. :

  7. Re:In Windows? The Fourth Dimension by wideangle · · Score: 4, Informative · on Do You Have The Time?
    I like Dimension4. Besides the Dr. Who reference, it's 112KB -- smaller than your Automachron.

    Here's the screenshot.

    Plus, it's coded by some guy at Microsoft. :