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Le 09/12/2024 à 05:25, Maciej Wozniak a écrit :
> W dniu 08.12.2024 o 21:07, Python pisze:
>> [snip demented rant]
>> 
>> So, Woz, given two clocks how do you practically check if they are 
>> synchronized 
> 
> Practical checking, poor stinker, means: not
> sticking to some Holy Procedures invented by an
> idiot guru in some medieval ages.
> 
> Practical solutions are made by local observers
> considering their best knowledge AND the details
> of their specific situation.
> 
> You're not going to predict them from a nice
> armchair in your nice office. Or, at least,
> you're not going to predict them correctly.
> Face it, poor stinker.

A lot of rants and insults, but still no practical procedure.

> and how do you ensure they are ?
> 
> The same way your bunch of idiots use: just by
> ensuring they are.

A lot of rants and insults, but still no practical procedure.


>> This should be easy-peasy for an "information engineer", is it?
>> 
> 
> And it is. I send one or some THINKING individual/s
> to the place and he/she/they solve the problem.
> Or maybe die trying... but if it happens - I
> send another team. That's how it works, poor
> stinker.

A lot of rants and insults, but still no practical procedure.

Except that you are sending people at clocks' locations. Good.
This is a start. And these people will do what practically?