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Cool concept! The thing that I like about using A-X is that it helps avoid accidentally confusing "10" between local and UTC. IE, the longer I would use this, t
by gwbas1c 5y ago
Cool concept! The thing that I like about using A-X is that it helps avoid accidentally confusing "10" between local and UTC. IE, the longer I would use this, the more I get used to knowing that 8:00 is N:00 in my local time.
IMO: Something in the html needs cleanup. Depending on my window size, elements are always overlapping. (I'm on Chrome on Windows, with uBlock.)
- hhebbo 5y agoGreat feedback! Yes, that's exactly the concept of letters and numbers for local and global times :) I'll work more on the responsiveness of the interface. There is something to improve every day. Do you work across time zones? If yes, would you like to give hTime a go and test it for some days? I'd love to hear more feedback from daily usage of the clock.
- gwbas1c 5y agoNot anymore. Within a few hours, it's easy to accommodate in my head. But, spanning continents, it's a lot harder. I'm generally in the habit of always saying the time zone when talking across timezones. BTW: Have you ever written a Fitbit watchface? They're pretty easy.
- hhebbo 5y agoFor a few hours and one time zone, you're right it's easy. The confusion starts for me with 2+ time zones in one call/event. I'm thinking about starting with an Apple watch, Android watch first, but I'll check the Fitbit one and build after the apple one, cool idea!