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The point is that it is a frequent, well-tested procedure, because governments decide they want to be in a different time zone (or have different DST rules) all
by naniwaduni 2y ago
The point is that it is a frequent, well-tested procedure, because governments decide they want to be in a different time zone (or have different DST rules) all the time.
- mlyle 2y agoYes, but as stated-- 15 minute offset changes is a very infrequent procedure, and not every device consumes new tz data. > > > but a 15 minute adjustment within a zone suddenly is going to screw a lot of devices" There's a whole lot of devices where all you get is a manual hour offset and a daylight flag for outdated tz data.