User:Kim/Special Issue 27/Timekeeping device: Difference between revisions
< User:Kim | Special Issue 27
| Line 37: | Line 37: | ||
NTP service: active | NTP service: active | ||
RTC in local TZ: no | RTC in local TZ: no | ||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |||
$ ps (or $ ps aux) | $ ps (or $ ps aux) | ||
outputs information on run processes (aux is more specific, shows user associated with each process, the start time, the memory consumption, the total running time, command associated with each process) | outputs information on run processes (aux is more specific, shows user associated with each process, the start time, the memory consumption, the total running time, command associated with each process) | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 19 May 2025
tests
can be found on cerealbox timekeeping-device/
terminal
- ping
- to graph (graphic) visualizing length of seconds
- traceroute
- time (cmd)
ideas
- server time
- expand on cerealbox uptime, make more small api's and interfaces for them
- not so much making a clock for cerealbox but more about exploring/ surfacing its (ways of passing, keeping) time
- this is also on labour, questions of service, maintenance
- in the room are also expectations: for services to run smoothly, total availability, fast (and direct) delivery
- how do we interface with server (time) ?
- text as timekeeping device User:Sevgi
- in what ways? (we use texts, rhymes, phrases to map time periods and rhythm – text can age – a log) ...
references
- Lowtech Magazines Server stats
- Solar protocol Server stats over time
cereal time
$ timedatectl
outputs
Local time: Mon 2025-05-19 19:13:43 BST Universal time: Mon 2025-05-19 18:13:43 UTC RTC time: n/a Time zone: Europe/London (BST, +0100) System clock synchronized: yes NTP service: active RTC in local TZ: no
$ ps (or $ ps aux)
outputs information on run processes (aux is more specific, shows user associated with each process, the start time, the memory consumption, the total running time, command associated with each process)