2004-02-11.txt:02:27:01: <fizzie> my brain has the error "sleep underflow", it's 04:30 localtime and there's a maths lecture "tomorrow" at 08:00, so "g'night".
2005-02-10.txt:01:10:43: <fizzie> 03am localtime; no talk but sleep. ->
2005-03-06.txt:23:55:06: <fizzie> It's 02am localtime here.
2005-05-06.txt:23:36:08: <fizzie> Oh, it's 01:30am localtime already.
2005-05-27.txt:23:21:17: <fizzie> G'night, people. (0122am localtime.)
2006-08-02.txt:08:08:41: <RodgerTheGreat> what kinda localtimes do you people have? I'm battling insomnia here at 3am.
2006-10-14.txt:22:05:20: <RodgerTheGreat> if you all just check my localtime, I base my computer's clock upon apple time servers.
2007-01-08.txt:01:07:24: <fizzie> The "gmtime" name quite likely comes from "GMT", since there's also "localtime" which returns a struct tm with the numbers in the local time zone.
2007-06-25.txt:06:38:48: <immibis> ~exec sys.stdout(localtime())
2007-06-25.txt:06:38:48: <bsmnt_bot> NameError: name 'localtime' is not defined
2007-06-25.txt:06:38:52: <immibis> ~exec sys.stdout(localtime)
2007-06-25.txt:06:39:00: <bsmnt_bot> NameError: name 'localtime' is not defined
2007-06-25.txt:06:40:23: <immibis> ~exec sys.stdout(time.localtime())
2007-06-25.txt:06:40:36: <immibis> ~exec sys.stdout(time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", time.localtime()))
2007-06-25.txt:08:37:29: <immibis> ~exec sys.stdout(time.localtime())
2007-06-26.txt:07:50:49: <immibis> ~exec bot=time.localtime()
2007-06-26.txt:07:50:51: <immibis> ~exec bot=time.localtime()
2007-06-26.txt:07:50:55: <immibis> ~exec self=time.localtime()
2007-06-26.txt:07:50:56: <immibis> ~exec self=time.localtime()
2008-05-30.txt:23:27:31: <ehird> if it uses Time::localtime
2008-05-30.txt:23:27:58: <ehird>   DB<5> print localtime(0)->year;
2008-11-23.txt:22:44:56: <fungot> AnMaster: you just did. unsatisfiedlinkerror." " oh, we have lots of euros in comps like 1200 localtime, ends fnord.
2008-12-31.txt:00:59:31: <ehird> It's easy enough to fix xntpd. It's also easy to fix localtime() to handle leap seconds. In fact, some vendors have already adopted Olson's time library.
2008-12-31.txt:00:59:31: <ehird> The main obstacle is POSIX. POSIX is a ``standard'' designed by a vendor consortium several years ago to eliminate progress and protect the installed base. The behavior of the broken localtime() libraries was documented and turned into a POSIX requirement.
2009-01-01.txt:00:44:54: <ehird> yeah its localtime() that's fucked
2009-02-02.txt:23:48:58: <whoppix> I wish everyone a pleasant localtime.
2009-04-17.txt:18:16:35: <Deewiant> std/date.d(901): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (localtime(&t)) of type tm* to tm*
2009-05-18.txt:00:42:23: <fizzie> (I'll do some sleeping now, 0230 localtime.)
2009-11-23.txt:21:22:49: <fizzie> Wooo, that was some good service. I sent an email two hours ago to their support service, complaining that my modem's saying "DSL standard: Error" and speeds are <= 8Mbps; now it's magically fixed. (Now if they'd just bother also replying to that email... still, admittedly it's not exactly office hours right now -- ~2325 localtime.)
2010-05-05.txt:23:17:41: <fizzie> And the times are probably Finnish localtime; EET/EEST.
2010-10-18.txt:16:28:28: <Sgeo> How does localtime know whether or not it's in scalar context?!
2010-12-03.txt:21:34:26: <Vorpal> elliott, I don't have TZ set, I have the normal /etc/localtime
2010-12-03.txt:21:34:50: <Vorpal> just /etc/localtime
2010-12-03.txt:21:40:28: <elliott>   tm = utc ? gmtime(&now) : localtime(&now);
2010-12-05.txt:19:49:35: <elliott_> Huh. dietlibc's localtime can read /etc/localtime.
2010-12-05.txt:21:15:05: <elliott> If it's, say, /etc/localtime, no, that is not going to be 4 gigs.
2010-12-19.txt:19:33:48: <elliott>         struct tm *tm = localtime(&now);
2010-12-19.txt:19:46:43: <fizzie> Or you could s/localtime/gmtime/, put a Z in there manually, and just say it logs in sensible-time instead of local-time.
2010-12-19.txt:19:47:15: <elliott> <fizzie> Or you could s/localtime/gmtime/, put a Z in there manually, and just say it logs in sensible-time instead of local-time.
2011-07-03.txt:12:12:41: <lambdabot> Maybe you meant: learn leave let list listall listchans listmodules listservers localtime localtime-reply lojban . ? @ pl v
2011-07-06.txt:10:26:48: <elliott> eterShiroFingerprintShiroFingerprintsShiroFungeSpaceShiroIPShiroMonadShiroTypesShiroUtilsShiroValueMaybeTbasebytestringcontainersfilepathghcprimintegergmpmtloldlocaleprocessrandomtimetransformersunixControlMonadInstancesGHCBaseGHCFloatGHCNumDataByteStringDataByteStringCharDataTimeCalendarGregorianDataTimeFormatParseDataTimeLocalTimeLocalTimeControlMonadTransErrorControlExceptionControlMonadDataBitsDataCharDataFunctorDataMaybeGHCClassesGHCEnumGHCE
2011-09-08.txt:08:33:12: <shachaf> @localtime elliott
2011-09-08.txt:08:33:21: <shachaf> Is that your localtime?
2011-09-08.txt:08:33:41: <monqy> @localtime
2011-09-08.txt:08:33:46: <elliott> @localtime lambdabot
2011-09-08.txt:08:34:18: <elliott> @localtime EgoBot
2011-09-08.txt:09:44:25: <shachaf> elliott: What's your localtime?
2011-09-08.txt:22:48:25: <monqy> @localtime CakeProphet
2011-11-10.txt:04:54:11: <shachaf> @localtime elliott
2012-01-15.txt:16:47:56: <kallisti> ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time);
2012-01-15.txt:16:48:04: <kallisti> just localtime and gmtime
2012-01-16.txt:19:08:37: <kallisti> !perl use POSIX; $t=time; print "$t ", mktime(localtime($t))
2012-01-28.txt:02:17:51: <fizzie> And I just woke up, having "just rested a bit" around localtime-23; should "wake up" at 7- or 8-ish instead.
2012-01-28.txt:05:14:59: <oklopol> fizzie: what does localtime-23 mean?
2012-01-28.txt:11:51:09: <oerjan> <fizzie> And I just woke up, having "just rested a bit" around localtime-23; should "wake up" at 7- or 8-ish instead. <-- wait, you are supposed to be the one person in the channel with a normal sleeping schedule...
2012-02-24.txt:01:40:54: <lambdabot> Data.Time.LocalTime module Data.Time.LocalTime
2012-04-14.txt:01:51:45: <lambdabot> Maybe you meant: localtime localtime-reply lojban do
2012-04-22.txt:01:35:26: <elliottasdf> Oh, that's two away from "localtime".