When posting, it looks like the timestamp is reading some system clock rather than the local clock, producing this funny result. Not sure if I would call it a bug per se, but you might want to be aware! :)
The server records what time your post was made, and then a client-side javascript is used to transform that time into the relative "2 minutes ago" or whatnot. The fact the time is in the future means that your local PC is off by a few minutes compared to the server. Check your computers time against time.gov and see if they're different; if so, look into adjusting your computer's clock (or setting it up to automatically sync with the internet via NTP).
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When posting, it looks like the timestamp is reading some system clock rather than the local clock, producing this funny result. Not sure if I would call it a bug per se, but you might want to be aware! :)
The server records what time your post was made, and then a client-side javascript is used to transform that time into the relative "2 minutes ago" or whatnot. The fact the time is in the future means that your local PC is off by a few minutes compared to the server. Check your computers time against time.gov and see if they're different; if so, look into adjusting your computer's clock (or setting it up to automatically sync with the internet via NTP).