On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:

> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.

That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-) 
Messages from before the internet...

Thomas

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On 21/04/2012 3:45 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:
>
>> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
>
> That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-)
> Messages from before the internet...
>

I do remember some time ago. Someone posted messages from, I think, 
1900. Lots of comments about resetting his PC clock. I am not sure how 
that would work as I thought that it was date stamped with the server time.


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     Stephen

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On 21-4-2012 16:57, Stephen wrote:
> On 21/04/2012 3:45 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:
>>
>>> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
>>
>> That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-)
>> Messages from before the internet...
>>
>
> I do remember some time ago. Someone posted messages from, I think,
> 1900. Lots of comments about resetting his PC clock. I am not sure how
> that would work as I thought that it was date stamped with the server time.
>
>
Now that you mention it, some ten years ago or more, I exchanged e-mails 
with somebody who had not cared about setting the clock. I got messages 
from all over time. Maybe in older PC's time stamps were not so mandatory...

Thomas

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