Hey Crazy Kangaroo :)

[destruk]

http://www.worldtimezone.com/time-australia.htm

Australia has 4 separate time zones, so pulling up vpforums.com and seeing it will be back up in 2 hours Australian time - would kinda be really cool to know which of the 4 time zones you mean. Otherwise I may just have to say "USA time" and you guys get to guess which one I'm talking about.

Due to planned administrative work, the Visual Pinball Forums (VPForums.com) will be down from 8.00am until 10.00am (Australia). All should be back up and running by 10.00am. We thank you for your patience with this downtime. TheManFromPOST

And it's all because most of Australia's imports come from overseas... (just had to add that) :) Thanks.

 

[Pop Bumper Pete]

next time I will put up Melbourne time

but it is still going two and a bit hours later
you think you have it bad, I have to sit here and monitor the frigging thing

I am soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bored
even went to VPGD but no one was home

TMFBORED

 

[yogiholzer]

Dumb question maybe, but how can I set PN to GMT +1 hour? I didn't find the right place to change it from GMT - 4 hours as shown at the bottom. There is no setting available in profile.

 

[destruk]

You didn't wait long - about 6 or 7 minutes in the chatroom? I missed you by another 10 minutes or so.

 

[destruk]

Yogi - click on profile at the top, then change your postnuke profile, time setting is there.

 

[yogiholzer]

Postnuke profile? Ok, I don't know what that does mean, but I found and changed. Thanks.

 

[tiltjlp]

My geography is horrible, so I don't know which time zone Melbourne is in, so that wouldn't help me any. I simply click my VPF bookmark and they either come up or not, and if not, I try again later.

And Destruk, I'd appreciate if you would refrain from starting threads in the "tiltjlp spouts off" forum, which I have reserved for my rants and opinions only. It might not be fair, but as the co-founder and pitchman for the site, I've taken that luxury. It's really no big deal, since I just move the thread, . . . but . . .

John

 

[davidsss]

I'm in Melbourne which seems to be 11 hours ahead of GMT at the moment (we are on daylight saving now - until the end of March).

DS

 

[tiltjlp]

All I know is Steve is 12 hours ahead of my time. Or maybe 12 hours behind, I never could keep that sort of stuff straight.

John

 

[davidsss]

I would have thought it would be more than 12 hours as the USA is behind GMT. If he's in Perth it's 3 hours behind the Eastern states in summer.

DS

PS: just looked at the world clock on the web which states Cincinnatti is 14 hours behind Melbourne at the moment (this will change with our daylight saving, and also if you have daylight saving). This would make you 14 hours behind Eastern Daylight Saving Time (Melbourne, Sydney in summer); 13.5 hours behind Central time (Adelaide) and 11 hours behind western time (Perth). When daylight saving stops you will be 13 hours behind Melbourne and Sydney and 12.5 behind Adelaide. Perth doesn't have daylight saving.

Hoep this makes sense :dizzy: