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Posted by RAB on November 12, 2006 at 04:42:19 from (195.93.21.42):
In Reply to: Re: 30,000 +hrs pics posted by 135 Fan on November 12, 2006 at 01:23:00:
Dave, Neither a leap year nor one of the other 3 in between. Just the average! Just add 4 consecutive ones and take the mean. That extra day every 4th year amounts to an extra 6h onto 365 days on average. Simple. I knew that if I quoted 8000h in a year somebody, somewhere around the world, would point out I was wrong (well, not accurate), so I replied as carefully as possible. I always try to avoid putting things "in stone" unless there is a pretty fair chance I will not have to change it. My lady says I am a "pedantic so-and-so" but that"s what comes of being in scientific and teaching environments, I suppose. Sometimes I look back at a post and think "did I write that?!!?" or "that could be ambiguous" For someone who thinks he is always right and the "other 9 billion are wrong", I am not going to admit that I drop a clanger now and then am I? Well not too often! Cheers, and best regards, RAB
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