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Cool, Thanks for sharing. I didn't know about Fleming's watch. The problem he was trying to solve back then is represented again today by distributed and remote
by hhebbo 5y ago
Cool, Thanks for sharing. I didn't know about Fleming's watch. The problem he was trying to solve back then is represented again today by distributed and remote work. Companies and teams have employees, customers, and parterres all over the world, and the 3-letter time zone system started to be more confusing, especially with daylight saving. UTC is a universal time, but unfortunately it's rare to see it used on a daily basis. The introduction of hTime is to simply bring UTC back as the central time globally and make it easier to use by combining it with local times. So we've got local and global times in one clock.