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I would be ok with getting rid of DST entirely, but I will say I got a lot less vocal about it once I got a smartwatch (initially a Pebble, now an Apple Watch),
by tombert 5y ago
I would be ok with getting rid of DST entirely, but I will say I got a lot less vocal about it once I got a smartwatch (initially a Pebble, now an Apple Watch), simply because it automatically adjusts the time for me.
I'm someone who is wholly dependent on a wristwatch for nearly every aspect of my life. When I would forget to preemptively set my watch backward or forwards, I would be late for everything for a day, and it would lead to most of aspects of my life being worse.
Now that my watch is automatically set for me by the phone towers, and my alarms are also automatically updated, DST has shifted from "ruining my day" to "mild annoyance".
- WarOnPrivacy 5y agoMost of my clocks auto-adjust but my sleep schedule still gets sabotaged 2x a year. What's that about?