(Thanks, W. :)

(I know - that's why what "Weird Al" said was funny. :)

Reader WW writes:

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Re: (heh) Al Yankovic's advice for tonight...

Hobie,

IF you have digital media..and it's either connected to the internet or you have an "atomic radio" (receives WWV on 2.5, 5, or 10 MHz shortwave)...then DO NOTHING.

Those radios and internet appliances are pre-programmed to change over by themselves.

Found out the hard way by trying to manually switch over a few years back...they fight you and don't tell you they are gonna flip when they want to flip.

Also...on your desktop computer...check and see exactly which time service Windows uses...most of the time they set up for the URL at "time.windows.com". You can also use nist.com and other government sources...or Canadian ..or UK. Some UK signals are just up above 60KHz in the long wave bands.

Hobie,..I also had ASTROMENDA...but removed it with that Linux CLAMAV scan I told you about. You have to be careful..and not delete your browser's valid javascript (.js) files..and .dlls, but sometimes being careful when you have brute force is recommended.

Sort of like "the Hulk" dancing around a ballerina.

WW

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