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Hi Everyone
The year of 2015 will be one second longer, with the Paris Observatory announcing a leap second will be added on June 30 when clocks will read 11:59:60pm. It means that at 11:59:59pm on June 30 for one second clocks will read 11:59:60pm.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-01-06/leap-second-to-make-20…
Please use this extra second responsibly!
Time for a crime spree.
"No officer, it can't have been me that robbed the pharmacy. At 11:59:59 I was on camera at the service station, and at 12:00:00 I was making a deposit at the ATM"…
Not a FREEBIE, requires a clock…
:P I shall use that second to adjust clocks to reflect that additional second.
Perfect. I have an exam on the 1st of July. I shall use that extra second to cram for it. Thanks OP
Wait so who came first?
You did, you really should get that looked at! :/
Well… it took me more than 1 second to read this post :(
The should have just been removed, not moved to the forums.
Here you go. I remove the for you.
Hi Everyone
year of 2015 will be one second longer, with Paris Observatory announcing a leap second will be added on June 30 when clocks will read 11:59:60pm. It means >that at 11:59:59pm on June 30 for one second clocks will read 11:59:60pm.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-01-06/leap-second-to-make-20…
Please use this extra second responsibly!
"The year of 2015 will be one second longer" is a direct quote from the ABC news article so do raise your concerns with the ABC!
just reread what Kados wrote. I was trying to provide him with what he asked lol!
Watch out for Y2.015K computer bugs, could bring the world to a standstill.
Thanks Op. Just what I needed.