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Time formatting is back

Posted on June 6, 2006.

I've gone back to using the_time('m/d/y G:i'); for the dates of my posts. Now you can view the exact time I posted each entry in EST. This might be problematic when I head to Frankfurt, but I'm sure it will work out.

Now the fun part is to go back through my entries and figure out the percentage posted between 12 AM and 6 AM

4 Comments

1. Noah Tye on June 6, 2006

   What does 'G:i' mean?

2. C Montoya on June 6, 2006

   Hours in 24 hour format, followed by a colon, followed by minutes. Both using 2 digits. It's PHP time formatting.

3. Derek Punsalan on June 6, 2006

   Now did you start doing that because of the date today?

4. C Montoya on June 6, 2006

   Ha, funny, but no, not at all. I didn't care much about today's date.

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