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Standard Clock = Using 12 hours with am / pm. You can have it display military time if you like.
by ap0rnnstar 14y ago
Standard Clock = Using 12 hours with am / pm. You can have it display military time if you like.
- ehamberg 14y agoI see. That will be confusing to non-americans to whom a 12-hour clock is far from standard. It's also seems a bit weird to have two checkboxes (= 4 bits of information) to choose between a 12-hour and 24-hour clock (2 bits). I guess only one can be checked at a time? That said, however, what you probably should be doing is to respect the setting in iOS: http://i.imgur.com/kMQgw3m.png http://i.imgur.com/kMQgw3m.png
- ap0rnnstar 14y agoDefinitely more efficient. You are right, I will change it.
- novalis 14y agoSorry for the OC. I may have missed something here. I don't see how two checkboxes equal 4 bits of information by default. In this case you can have two checkboxes depending on 1 bit that can represent and/or count 2 values regardless the two checkboxes being complementary or contrary. Four bits can represent up to 16... Are you referencing "bit" for "piece" and also for "binary digit" ? Other ?