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> […] set them to some obscure time zone that is 15 minutes off. For anyone curious: > On the flip side, there’s one border where traveling north or south put
by throw0101b 4y ago
> […] set them to some obscure time zone that is 15 minutes off.
For anyone curious:
> On the flip side, there’s one border where traveling north or south puts you ahead or behind just 15 minutes. That would be the border between India (UTC +5.5) and Nepal (UTC +5.75).
* https://qz.com/357697/time-zone-deviants-part-i-the-strangest-time-zones-in-the-world https://qz.com/357697/time-zone-deviants-part-i-the-stranges...
* https://www.worldtimeserver.com/learn/unusual-time-zones/ https://www.worldtimeserver.com/learn/unusual-time-zones/
- bombcar 4y agoThe inverse of this is your test systems should be set to Nepal and India and use Unicode names for everything that has a text field. It’ll smoke out all sorts of fun.