I saw this post yesterday http://google-code-featured.blogspot.com/2007/11/honda-certified-used-cars.html and the date says tomorrow
so they posted it at least 2 days earlier that they said they did |
Well OLPC can do this cos they hired Hiro as their ambassador, but Google... GTime Machine Maybe? |
no sure what you are refereing to on this page .. in blogger you can actually tweak the publish date to past/feature.. its just data, i dont think there are validates in place to
heres a post that is place in the future.. and with this url linked in :)-
http://peterdawson.blogspot.com/2008/11/test-future-dates.html |
Yeah, but why did google post it tomorrow? or why will they? or whatever I'm trying to say... |
/pd yeah, i know it's something that anyone can do, but like James said, why did they? you don't just post to the future like that |
Maybe to confuse people so they make posts like this :D |
A difference in timezones perhaps? |
No, because no timezone is more that 24 hours difference |
Well, if you live at the international date line you can go from one day to the next by walking east :D but it's still not tomorrow there |
guys... tis jsut an err between the k/board and the chair :)- |
I thought talk like a pirate day was in September |
It was probably a dirty move by the Googler who posted it. He probably wanted to make it that it stays on top for at least two days just in case someone else posts something. [that's assuming they don't all get posted by the same person] (probably got paid off by Honda) |
i find that hard to believe |