[Tutor] Accuracy of time.sleep()

[R. Alan Monroe]

>         IMO, instead of doing this you should use cron to make your script
> start at 08:05. It's probably cleaner.
> (and yes, there are some versions of cron for Windows -- I don't know 
> where they can be found, but I used one called nnCron Lite at my job 
> this summer)

There's the "at" commandline tool, and the Scheduled Tasks Control
Panel, both built in to Windows.

Alan