Clocks turn themselves
Sunday, March 09, 2008 by Dave Winer.
Last night was the "spring forward" night. 
And it's a sign of the times that most of the clocks in the house took care of themselves. The wall clocks have radio receivers that receive the time from a government clock, and when there's a difference, the clocks self-adjust.
All the computers self-adjust too.
My watch does not, and I had to change it manually. But so far that's the only one.
But maybe Amazon S3 is having a problem?
Weird message, it showed up four times and then went away.
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