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Am I mistaken in assuming this is based on your local servers timezone? I set a test alarm and it didn't go off.
by jefe78 16y ago
Am I mistaken in assuming this is based on your local servers timezone? I set a test alarm and it didn't go off.
- nandemo 16y agoI'm in Japan and it worked for me.
- jefe78 16y agoI've tried it 3 times now. Assumed my time zone(EDT) and then what I assumed was a fair assumption of PDT. Nothing yet. I'd be fired if I'd trusted this!
- corin_ 16y agoNo, it's based on your local time, although it does seem to be a bit buggy.
- jefe78 16y agoYou're right. My 3rd attempt at my timezone triggered my video...
- corin_ 16y agoI was wrong, it's just actually bugged, just really bad UI. When you click the "Lightly wake me" button it disables the forms, but I didn't actually notice. So I guess the time it didn't work for me I had clicked the button an even number of times, thus un-setting the alarm. Another nasty bit of UI - you can't use tab to move from hour to minute, minute to AM/PM, or AM/PM to the "Lightly wake me" button. Overall: a very simple and already-thought of idea, fairly badly implemented. Sorry to be so blunt, whoever created this.
- pkrein 16y agowow, now that is embarassing in firefox. all fixed(?) sorry.
- minalecs 16y agohaven't gotten it to work either. For an alarm clock to be unreliable is pretty bad.