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It's already broken idea. What good is a global time system that can't even know what day they're talking about. Monday Q:45? One location can say Q:45 that ma
by karmakaze 5y ago
It's already broken idea. What good is a global time system that can't even know what day they're talking about. Monday Q:45?
One location can say Q:45 that matches another's Q:45 but if they're talking about a Q:45 several days out I can see people missing connections by 24h.
I'll stick with UTC date+time.
- hhebbo 5y agoNice feedback! Well UTC date + time is the same here. It's then date + hTime ;) The need to add date is there anyway.
- karmakaze 5y agoThe problem with date + hTime is that it doesn't have a well defined midnight. Where each 'actual timezone' crosses into the next hTime day is at a different hTime letter. How confusing!