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Ok so to clarify it’s not the international date line but the latitude? Which makes more sense to me because the international date line is not actually a strai
by doctor_eval 3y ago
Ok so to clarify it’s not the international date line but the latitude? Which makes more sense to me because the international date line is not actually a straight line.
- defrost 3y ago> to clarify it’s not the international date line but the latitude? Longitude. The vertical one that goes from negative to positive at 180 Longitude East or West. Maybe you should get a map out and have a look.
- doctor_eval 3y agoRight. I do know the difference between latitude and longitude; I just mistyped. I was working in Samoa when they changed the date to align with NZ time, so am quite familiar with the region.
- defrost 3y agoNo drama, I'm more and more prone to using the wrong word, adding a 'not', and totally screwing up comments now that I've passed 60. I mainly intended to clarify for any readers rather than castigate you, and after the initial remark about time zone I got a little blunt. ( FWIW I made several mistakes in this comment and had to edit twice )