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While I can understand that shifting around the clock two times per year is annoying from an IT perspective, I for one really, really, really love the longer da
by pilif 17y ago
While I can understand that shifting around the clock two times per year is annoying from an IT perspective, I for one really, really, really love the longer daylight in the evenings. Being able to walk home in daylight in the evenings, being able to be outside one hour longer in summer - all of it is such a nice thing to have.
If we were to stop shifting, I could live with that, if (and only if) we are constantly staying at DST and not at standard time.
- grannyg00se 17y ago"being able to be outside one hour longer in summer" How does the shifting of time by one hour control your ability to simply be outside? I think the concept is interesting, but the payoff does not warrant the drawbacks. Here at 43deg N, we're still getting sunsets before 5PM in the middle of winter.