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>You almost certainly don’t have an application for the sort of accurate timekeeping that’s made possible by this enhanced version of [Cristiano Monteiro]’s satellite-backed time server. By his own admission, the vast majority of users will be more than happy to have their system’s time synchronized by the traditional Network Time Protocol (NTP). But if you’re really chasing those last few microseconds, that’s where the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) comes in.

Archive: https://archive.today/aByPx From the post: >>You almost certainly don’t have an application for the sort of accurate timekeeping that’s made possible by this enhanced version of [Cristiano Monteiro]’s satellite-backed time server. By his own admission, the vast majority of users will be more than happy to have their system’s time synchronized by the traditional Network Time Protocol (NTP). But if you’re really chasing those last few microseconds, that’s where the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) comes in.
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What happened to the Denver server that got fucked up a few months back?

Who was the expert on all that here? I forgot. You or -_-

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I think it's still running. I met the guy(s) running it. They basically had it running on a shoe string and were almost considered volunteers.

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Ok it was you. Didn’t it loose time and fuck up and they didn’t think they could get it back online? Like a blackout. Mind fails me.

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Ill have to ping a few people. As far as I know its still alive.

I think that the broadcast (radio) stuff was decomed though. You used to be able to select it on a "atomic clock" you could buy anywhere. The option is still there but I don't think its broadcasting anymore. Still providing NTP though (internet).