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I don't change the clocks either. I just add or subtract an hour for half of the year, depending on when I first set the clock.
by IncRnd 5y ago
I don't change the clocks either. I just add or subtract an hour for half of the year, depending on when I first set the clock.
- alophawen 5y agoThat's just a workaround.
- IncRnd 5y agoYes, it's a workaround instead of changing the clocks, but you say that like it is bad. Adding or subtracting 1 over the course of 6 months takes less time than changing the clocks a single time.
- alophawen 5y agoIn the context of discussion about permanent DST, then the solution would be permanent DST rather than change the clock or adjust time in your head for 6 months.
- IncRnd 5y agoIn the context of this discussion I was stating I perform the same behaviour in the current environment as the GP who stated they do not change their clocks.
- scbrg 5y agoSo now you "just" need to memorize a lookup table holding information about time when your clocks was first set. And share said lookup table with any visitors. It sounds super convenient :-)
- IncRnd 5y agoIt is convenient. As you can see on this page, I was simply responding to someone else that I also don't change the clocks - like them. Other sibling posters commented similarly. I'm sure you remember passwords, next to which the number 1 is quite easy to recall immediately. Don't make it complicated when it is easy.