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Lol, I knew someone was going to notice that, while importing, I had some trouble with the join date table, so I set most of them to 1970...
  1. 01-10-2006 #11
    Core Wizard
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    Lol, I knew someone was going to notice that, while importing, I had some trouble with the join date table, so I set most of them to 1970
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  2. 01-10-2006 #12
    chopin1810
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    Quote Originally Posted by michael56
    Well, isn't there a time travel package now available on some distros? I think you just need to connect your time machine to a USB port, recompile the kernel, and...
    Debian probably has it... just "sudo apt-get timemachine" and your ready to go... oh, and I'm pretty sure it's "emerge timemachine" on gentoo...
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