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Interestingly, technically the time of the event changed with the hypothetical TZ law changes. The event was going to be n hours from now, but with the TZ law c
by netsharc 5y ago
Interestingly, technically the time of the event changed with the hypothetical TZ law changes. The event was going to be n hours from now, but with the TZ law change, it got moved to be n+1 hours away.
If the convention hall could be booked hourly and had different events every hour, suddenly a slot would've opened up, at the 2 AM on the DST-change Sunday, the hour which would've not existed if the daylight savings law stayed the same...
- VMtest 5y ago> If the convention hall could be booked hourly and had different events every hour, suddenly a slot would've opened up, at the 2 AM on the DST-change Sunday, the hour which would've not existed if the daylight savings law stayed the same... I did not think of this before...interesting....leave these problems to politicians, software engineers and end users to accommodate, I just want to be a naive programmer