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You don't have to be in UTC, but having your clock set to 24 hours still makes it a lot easier. After a year of daily meetings with people on the east coast (o
by manyxcxi 9y ago
You don't have to be in UTC, but having your clock set to 24 hours still makes it a lot easier.
After a year of daily meetings with people on the east coast (of the US), London, Hamberg, and Brasilia from the west coast of the US I just moved to 24 hours and found it much easier to mentally calculate everyone's respective times- as long as I could keep the offsets squared away.
Screw daylight savings.
- nucleardog 9y agoIt's even worse when you don't observe DST but basically everyone else does. I can't even keep the offsets squared away since they shift a couple times a year.