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> Sure there is. Some of us haven't ever used DST at all, so it changes with relation to time zones. Your DST == Your standard time. Making your DST permanent
by msbarnett 11y ago
> Sure there is. Some of us haven't ever used DST at all, so it changes with relation to time zones.
Your DST == Your standard time. Making your DST permanent is a NOP. Nothing changes for you.
> There's nothing wrong with changing one's hours to be a bit earlier in the day.
This is a distinction without a difference.
- Natsu 11y agoWhether we end up aligned with mountain or Pacific time is a non-trivial difference. You're saying we should end up in a way that isn't grouped with the nearby geographic states. Also, the reservations DO use DST here, so parts of the state would be permanently 1 hour off from the rest of the state in your construction and would never realign. So yes, it makes a difference in which direction you align--one way the entire state will be uniform and the same as the other states in its longitude whereas the other it will be strangely divided. Yeah, maybe we could adopt some permanent offset to match everyone, but that wouldn't be a 'no change' kind of thing.