It's only accurate to a millisecond within a 300km radius of the transmitter. NTP over WiFi is capable of much higher accuracy. GPS much more than that.

Yesterday he posted this comment to the Cornell page linked above: "The proof is wrong. I shall elaborate precisely what the mistake is. For doing this, I need some time. I shall put the explanation on my homepage"

+1 No gotchas. I travel internationally, and everywhere it just works. Bills for international data, used heavily for navigation, and information, but not video streaming, are never more than $5.

Was on a ship passing Morocco, and got a message to say "no service here yet" but Europe and Caribbean are no problem. My wife has corporate Verizon with international options enabled, but she invariably borrows my phone for calls and hops on my (free) hot-spot. With hotel or other wifi, you can call (or Skype) for free. It's close to free anyway if you're not a chatter.

You spelled "fucking" correctly.

It's also a biased poll. It's well known that liberals tend to hold some unscientific beliefs such as astrology, but they conveniently omitted any questions on them.

I fully agree with the parent.

In this instance you seem vulnerable to a flip. They will lock you up with and exclusive "marketing period" then sell an exclusive license to Google (Youtube) or Vimeo in an afternoon, and go looking for their next victim. You could probably get a higher price if you took longer to negotiate, and not share a cut with them. If you refuse the deal they make, you will forever be blocked from selling to "their" buyer.

Some of my best friends are in this business. Some of them are ethical. They all love money more than technology.

The Unix date 2038 problem doesn't need to be solved if we're all getting smashed to bits two years earlier.