Subj : Re: Top date?
To   : WILLIAM MCBRINE
From : PAUL KIENITZ
Date : Sun Feb 11 2001 05:01 pm

WM> Anyway, where it gets weird is if a packet is timestamped in the
WM> _future_; in that case, it again prints the year instead of the time.
WM> (I'm no longer sure why I did that, though I believe it also copies
WM> ls. I think there's another reason, too...)

Perhaps you should do this only if the distance into the future is more
than one day.  Or some other cutoff interval.  Fractional days into the
future can happen all the time with timezone errors.  Hell, every time I
upload a file to my web page (gning.net) it moves magically eight hours
into the future.

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