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Russia just did it in 2011. It will no longer have time adjustments twice a year. Last one was in Spring 2011.
by yurylifshits 15y ago
Russia just did it in 2011.
It will no longer have time adjustments twice a year.
Last one was in Spring 2011.
- usaar333 15y agoWait.. so it is now permanently on Daylight Savings time? (e.g. sun at highest point at ~ 1pm every day?)
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- burgerbrain 15y agoNot a bad idea really. Since it gets dark muuuch sooner in the winter, it always made since to me that we should just stay on daylight savings time year round.. so effectively bump everybody over one time zone permanently. I'd rather have sun after I work than before it, leaving work in the afternoon and seeing stars is absurd.
- adestefan 15y agoThe time of sunrise/sunset is dependent on the latitude you're at. For those living closer to the equator the time differences don't have much of an impact.
- yxhuvud 15y agoYes.