I have two machines and both of them are set to UTC by the same NTP server. I have them set up so that Machine A sends messages to Machine B at time T and Machine B receives these messages at T + N. The messages seem to be receivable at Machine B for any positive value of N and Im wondering if anyone can tell me of a way to get Machine B to receive these messages at values of N which are less than zero.
The application of this is for frivolous message passing around magnetised water coolers where varying flux densities are related through Brown Capacitors on the fly.
I dont think this problem is one which can be solved in an instant but might merit some responses from those who know what Im talking about.
You can use the type or code that. Say Machine B = 0 and Machine A = 1 or if you have them both in a way that Time is greater than N so the overall outcome is of T + N is a positive outcome. The second code that I added was to unscramble the message but I couldn't mix it with my old code so if you could tweak it to your code it could fix your problem. So I removed all the unscrambling code and put a list code so when it is transmitted it should be fixed
Message = input("Please put your message")
Machine_B = 0
Machine_A = 1
while Machine_B <= Machine_A:
Machine_B -= 1
if Machine_B = -10
Machine_B += 1
print(Message)
else:
Machine_B -= 1
message1 =[Message]
print(message1)