Alexander S. KunzIt’s the middle of the month and my throwback to June 2016 contains more “seeing of familiar places in infrared”, but also a return to visible light. :) In total, I have four photos from that month that have passed the test of time!
Strange: the preview card shows "18h" right now, and the mouseover timestamp 5:00 p.m. on June 14 — exactly 12 hours ahead of the time when the post went live on my website, at 5 a.m. on June 15 (Pacific time).
Bob Henry@alexskunz I've noticed in the past that your preview cards show the post being published on your blog at 5PM the day before you posted the link here. (I see 7PM because I'm in the Central time zone). I just always assumed that you were posting to your blog in the evenings and then posting the link here the next day. It's interesting to find out that's not really the case. Another one of those Mastodon mysteries.
@bobhenryphotos what confuses me most is that the -12 hour doesn’t match up with anything that would at least make some sense. I believe the mas.to server is Hetzner which would be in MEST (+9 for me), but the server operator @trumpet is in GMT (which is +8 from here) I believe…
Maybe it’s just a bug in Mastodon.
@alexskunz @bobhenryphotos Our servers are set to UTC, so right now it's 07:50 UTC. I know the web interface will show times in your own set timezone (I'm in GMT).
@trumpet thanks for the prompt reply as always.
The reason I asked was because the "preview card" when I post a link (original post in this thread) shows a time-stamp that is 12 hours earlier than the local time of the link's post date & time. (example was posted 6/15 @ 5 a.m. UTC-7, the link preview card shows 6/14 @ 5 p.m.)
Probably not something that you have any influence over.