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A true observation, especially since many European countries (or just some citizens) wish to get rid of DST. However, ±1 hour is not much of an error when talk
by praash 3y ago
A true observation, especially since many European countries (or just some citizens) wish to get rid of DST.
However, ±1 hour is not much of an error when talking about a time delay of at least a year.
- autarch 3y ago> However, ±1 hour is not much of an error when talking about a time delay of at least a year. It is if this a doctor's appointment or a meeting with a friend or ... you get my point.
- macintux 3y agoI missed most of my last chance to see my cousin play college basketball because I trusted her college’s website, and it was off by an hour due to timezone confusion.