Not a bad idea, but the 3G modems I've played with actually have the drivers on the device themselves. When it is attached via USB 2 devices are detected. One is the actual 3G modem and the other is a emulated CD drive with the drivers.
Loosing a second every 70 millions years may not seem like a big deal to a lot of people, but really it is.
Where I work we have several cesium clocks to measure time dialation and distortion (Mainly. They are used for loads of other things as well). They are used to measure incredibly small discrepancies between two synced clocks.
These clocks have to accurate. Infact, nearly damned perfect or you'll get an incorrect, or worse yet, wrong result.
This is great news as our most accurate (and expensive!) cesium clocks will no longer be good enough for the job in about 10 years.
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