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That's in 5.5 hours, right? So 6 hours from the time stamp of the post? I'm a bit confused, I am in GMT-0 here (Iceland). With Daylight savings, different tim
by arnorhs 17y ago
That's in 5.5 hours, right? So 6 hours from the time stamp of the post?
I'm a bit confused, I am in GMT-0 here (Iceland).
With Daylight savings, different timezones, etc, I get very confused about what time it is here/there
- nixme 17y agoJust use Google, it'll tell you the time above the organic results: http://www.google.com/search?q=time+in+california http://www.google.com/search?q=time+in+california But to answer your question, 6 hours from the time of the post should be right.
- arnorhs 17y agoThanks, I didn't know about that. Actually, I didn't really know it was in California either. I googled that "PT" thing in the title, that's how I made my estimate.
- hussong 17y agoCome to think of it, daylight saving time (DST) switching dates actually vary between the EU and the US: - US: March 14 -- November 7 - EU: March 28 -- October 31 So, in two weeks, PST will switch to PDT--while CET won't switch to CEDT until four weeks from now. I guess I can rely on the Gnome widget for local times, they keep updating the DST info packages...