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lemmy.world

As a software engineer in the UK it's particularly infuriating that half the year the local time is the same as UTC (server time) and the other half it's not. So, I have to second guess the time every time I read it because my brain doesn't like the lack of consistency

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crustyreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

The best part is how different countries start and end daylight savings time on different days

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lemm.ee

Didn't the clocks just change a few months ago? No way they changed again this soon.

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Yeah March 9, almost two months ago. If OP is still suffering I don't think it's the DST.

Next clock change is Nov 2.

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ouRKaoSreply
lemmy.today

If DST is so good, why isn't it STANDARD...?

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lemmy.today

I mean, it is in use for 3/4 of the year. (That's 0.75 for you metric twats who don't understand fractions)

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I don't know. You'll have to ask them.

All I know is they whine a lot when you mention 1/4 cup or 3/16 of an inch, and seem to think it's really important to be able to measure a 2000km car trip to mm precision.

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lemmy.world

As someone who lived half my life in a place without dst, I can objectively say standard time rules, saving time drools.

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You have to be in the right place for no dst. I personally hate having sunrise be 430 (first light at 3) and sunset at 800, and shifting those times by an hour feels so much more natural to most people's lives

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When it gets dark super early? Lame as fuck. Unless you’re talking about Arizona, fuck that.

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