On the Subject of Time Keeping

I’m only making this flavor text for this cheatsheet irrationally long so that the table below doesn’t go in the space this flavor text goes, because if it were to do that it would stay to the left of the svg over there, and that would make the table thinner than it should be. There’s probably some other way to make it so that the table can be moved down a little but if I’m faced with two options and one of them is funny, I will pick the funny one. This does result in a terrible flavor text but who’s reading this anyway? Oh wait, you are.

1Displayed number + Serial Number letters - Serial Number digits.
21st LED white? Add 14.
32nd LED and number same color? Add 22.Add 13.
4Add 2 × port plates. DVI-D port? Subtract 9.
5All LEDs same color? Correct = 1st.
6No yellow LED and number is red, green, blue? Add displayed number.
7Modules > (batteries + battery holders)? Subtract 18.
8Current number even and > 72? Divide by 2.
92nd LED green or black? Correct = 2nd. Remember if this applied.
10(Current number % 23) < (2 × ports)? END.
11Add month converted to a number.
12Displayed > 23? Add battery holders.Multiply battery holders.
13Add 2 × lit indicators, Subtract 3 × unlit indicators.
141st, 3rd and number same color; 2nd different? Correct = 3rd. END.
15Applied rule 9? Add 10.Subtract 19.
16Current number < 0? Multiply by -2. END.
17Multiply by 3.
18Sum of all LED’s color’s letters > 13? Add number’s color’s letters.
19No port plates? END.
20FRK present?Correct = Most letters*.
21No unlit? Multiply by 3.Add unlit inds 1st letters.

“Color’s letters” = Number of letters in the name of the color.
*If there are multiple LEDs this applies to, skip this.

EFinal number < 0? Multiply by -1. Final number < 10? Add 13.
AFinal number < 100? Correct = 1st.
BNumber is green and first LED not green? Correct = 3rd.
C3 LEDs and number all different colors? Correct = 1st.
DParallel port? Correct = 2nd.Correct = 3rd.