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I love that in 50 years, the youth of that time will be taught that we used to change clocks twice a year, and they can laugh and wonder at the old-timey sillin
by binarymax 6y ago
I love that in 50 years, the youth of that time will be taught that we used to change clocks twice a year, and they can laugh and wonder at the old-timey silliness of it all.
- aksss 6y agowell, it's largely automated now days.. I think my stove clock (aka the power outage event recorder) is the only clock I manually adjust these days.
- theli0nheart 6y ago> well, it's largely automated now days This almost makes it sound more ridiculous. It shows that we could easily switch to a different system and yet choose not to.
- maerF0x0 6y ago> well, it's largely automated now days Sure, but somehow far too much of our code doesn't work right during time changes. Also for timezones at all while we're being honest.
- Grimm665 6y ago> aka the power outage event recorder Man this is so true lol