-=> Maurice Kinal wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 MK> I am guessing we already have that accuracy.  However we do have access
 MK> to %N which, albiet of questionable accuracy, offers increased
 MK> uniqueness at no additional cost.  Why not exploit it?

 TL> But where do we have to be unique? On a single system? Across all
 TL> systems?

 MK> Everywhere for all time.  :-)

Well, if you consider the timestamp as being in the order of millisecond
accuracy with a random number appended, then I guess that works for me. :D 

 TL> causing time to pass more slowly here.

 MK> Stinkin' gravity!

LOL, makes it tricky.  Apparently, the latest atomic clocks are so precise that
keeping them in synk is going to be near impossible, due to General Relativity
being very significant at the femtosecond level in normal situations, such as
different altitudes on the ground! :-)


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