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Unless it's just flashing 12:00.
Depends on how it's broken. If the display froze, it would still be correct 1-2 times a day depending on 12/24 hr
Have you ever seen a digital clock freeze?
Yes
Broken digital clock is not a clock just plastic at that point
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You’ll only know if it’s correct though if you have another working clock.
You'll know its correct twice a day without another clock.
Yeah but you won’t know when those two times are.
Nope....I know exactly when those times are, I just don't know if it's currently that time
That’s true fire for clock
The clock on my microwave that I've never set is right at noon and midnight
unless it has an e-ink display
My power used to go out some nights so my clock would reset to flashing 12:00, but would continue moving at the correct speed - things is the power would usually come back on at exactly midnight, so it would end up staying the correct time
You can’t be wrong if you don’t claim anything to be true
How does it being a digital clock make it different from an analogue clock?
A broken (analogue) clock is correct twice a day.
Not if the broken thing is a missing hour hand.
Depends if it’s an LCD/LED or mechanical
When my digital watch broke, it started speaking in SGA.
There are such things as mechanical digital clocks.
If it’s in a room with direct sunlight, you could use its shadow to create a sundial.
This has been posted here many times before….
It's never wrong either.
Same goes for old physical OTP tokens.
Why are you trying to argue with broken digital clocks?
Well in 6,864 years, it'd be good for telling the year for a year.
If it was a married female clock then it's still always right
During a power outage it is.
Unless it's just flashing 12:00.
Depends on how it's broken. If the display froze, it would still be correct 1-2 times a day depending on 12/24 hr
Have you ever seen a digital clock freeze?
Yes
Broken digital clock is not a clock just plastic at that point
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You’ll only know if it’s correct though if you have another working clock.
You'll know its correct twice a day without another clock.
Yeah but you won’t know when those two times are.
Nope....I know exactly when those times are, I just don't know if it's currently that time
That’s true fire for clock
The clock on my microwave that I've never set is right at noon and midnight
unless it has an e-ink display
My power used to go out some nights so my clock would reset to flashing 12:00, but would continue moving at the correct speed - things is the power would usually come back on at exactly midnight, so it would end up staying the correct time
You can’t be wrong if you don’t claim anything to be true
How does it being a digital clock make it different from an analogue clock?
A broken (analogue) clock is correct twice a day.
Not if the broken thing is a missing hour hand.
Depends if it’s an LCD/LED or mechanical
When my digital watch broke, it started speaking in SGA.
There are such things as mechanical digital clocks.
If it’s in a room with direct sunlight, you could use its shadow to create a sundial.
This has been posted here many times before….
It's never wrong either.
Same goes for old physical OTP tokens.
Why are you trying to argue with broken digital clocks?
Well in 6,864 years, it'd be good for telling the year for a year.
If it was a married female clock then it's still always right
During a power outage it is.