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an internal table which is used ... Because of this changeto setthe number of leap seconds

an internal table which is usedto setthe number of leap seconds

the clockhas been setone second ( negative leap seconds

the Network Time Protocol ( NTP ) , the most widely used mechanism to synchronize the time across the Internetwas designedto handle leap seconds

which is slowing down a bitthus causingleap seconds to occur

which is slowing down a bit thuscausingleap seconds to occur

two main reasonscauseleap seconds to occur

multiple Freestyle World Champion Dane Jackson in the semi - final(passive) set by53,80 seconds

Jonathon Millar ( CAN ) and Bonzay , owned by Isotropic , who finished in 42.236 seconds for second place(passive) set by42.236 seconds

a seconds value of 60 or 61may resulta leap second

Dee McDougall(passive) set by39.88 seconds

to allowto be setleap - days

the discontinuitiesresultfrom adding leap seconds

by leap second bugs in the kernel of Linux - based operating systems and also in some Java apps(passive) were caused byA leap second

leap second bugs in the kernel of Linux - based operating systems and also in some Java apps(passive) were caused byA leap second

Matt Jackson ( 2000(passive) set by06.76 seconds

by this years leap second(passive) were caused byLeap seconds

New Zealander David Bolstad in 2000(passive) set by32.77 seconds

2 the valuesetfor leap seconds

servers that fail to clear the flag promptly after the event has passed(passive) caused byduplicated leap seconds

after the true beginning of time(passive) were inventedLeap Seconds

in advance of these events(passive) to be invented wellleap seconds

in place(passive) are setThe leap seconds

the personinventedleap seconds

by entirely different processes and have little long - term effect(passive) are caused byLeap seconds

entirely different processes and have little long - term effect(passive) are caused byLeap seconds

for UTC(passive) were inventedLeap seconds

The Moondoes ... causeleap seconds

The Mooncausedleap seconds

the slowing rotation of the earth(passive) caused byleap seconds

the need to compensate for the earth 's rotation(passive) caused byleap seconds

by the need to compensate for the earth 's rotation(passive) caused byleap seconds

what mostly >contributesto leap seconds

1970when ... were invented> leap seconds

the disruptioncan causeLeap seconds

UTC ... the disruptioncan causeLeap seconds

Devaughn Baker of Jamaica College in 2013(passive) set by46.64 seconds

as the Earth 's rotation slows downcausingleap seconds

Rohbock in 2009(passive) set by53.53 seconds

Samantha McIntosh of Bulgaria(passive) set by34.19 seconds ,

headachescan causeheadaches

complications(passive) caused bycomplications

the clockto setthe clock

you to rock slightly backwards in your ' seatcausesyou to rock slightly backwards in your ' seat

trouble with softwareto causetrouble with software

with softwareto causewith software

known issues(passive) caused byknown issues

to crashcausingto crash

problems here and there as wellcausedproblems here and there as well

to account for this extra seconddesignedto account for this extra second

problems for the Internetmay causeproblems for the Internet

problemshad causedproblems

unexpected issuestypically causesunexpected issues

a problem there , except ( awould causea problem there , except ( a

problems for stock marketcould causeproblems for stock market

servermay causeserver

Some ComputersCould CauseSome Computers

Internet glitchescausesInternet glitches

Linux server crashescausingLinux server crashes

some quite impressive system crashes as a result of unfounded assumptions about the constancy of UTC timehave causedsome quite impressive system crashes as a result of unfounded assumptions about the constancy of UTC time

during the 2007 World Championships in Athletics in Osaka on 26 August 2007setduring the 2007 World Championships in Athletics in Osaka on 26 August 2007

problems for the Internet | Ars Technica UKmay causeproblems for the Internet | Ars Technica UK

the Linux kernelcausesthe Linux kernel

last season at the NEISDA Championshipssetlast season at the NEISDA Championships

the Linux kernel to livelock when the system attempts to >causesthe Linux kernel to livelock when the system attempts to >

last year by Jeff Burton 's crewsetlast year by Jeff Burton 's crew

huge problems for some technologies that rely on clock accuracy of less thatcausehuge problems for some technologies that rely on clock accuracy of less that

to troublewill leadto trouble

the reliability of these subtractionswould influencethe reliability of these subtractions

tremendous problems with IT systems in the pasthave causedtremendous problems with IT systems in the past

Leap secondcauseLeap second

in minutes that are 61 or 62 seconds longvery occasionally resultin minutes that are 61 or 62 seconds long

problems with technologyare causingproblems with technology

tremendous problems with IT systemshave causedtremendous problems with IT systems

headaches for tech companies who can not build them into their code the way they do with leap yearscan causeheadaches for tech companies who can not build them into their code the way they do with leap years

widespread problemshave causedwidespread problems

UTC to jump backwards , as all leap seconds so far have donecauseUTC to jump backwards , as all leap seconds so far have done

in an " Invalid Date " time instead of an actual timewill resultin an " Invalid Date " time instead of an actual time

problems for communication and navigation systemswere causingproblems for communication and navigation systems

problemsdo ... causeproblems

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