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Why on earth is 'tomorrow' just +24 (local) hours. I'd expect it to be the next calendar date.
by misnome 10y ago
Why on earth is 'tomorrow' just +24 (local) hours. I'd expect it to be the next calendar date.
- jibsen 10y agoI suppose due to DST, the same clock time on the next calendar date might not exist or be ambiguous.
- pherq 10y agoConversely, +24 hours may fall on the same calendar date or two calendar days on from now. Really, "tomorrow" should be the interval from the beginning of the next calendar date to the end.
- icebraining 10y agoNext calendar date according to which calendar? Not all places in the world are on the same date, so if you don't indicate the timezone, there's no way to tell what the next calendar date is.