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"Google doesn't provide timeX.google.com as a public service" seems pretty straight forward?
by jimktrains2 11y ago
"Google doesn't provide timeX.google.com as a public service" seems pretty straight forward?
- cuillevel3 11y agoI read that as "It doesn't have the same quality as public Google services". It links to some lengthy blog post about leap seconds, which ends with: "Google does not offer an external NTP service that advertises smeared leap seconds." I only skipped through the blog post, though. Maybe there is a more direct rule regarding the servers somewhere.
- jimktrains2 11y agoBeing told "this is not a public service" seems to indicate that it's not supposed to be used by the public. That seems pretty cut and dry.