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> the date change will be two hours into the workday. That seems odd Seconds minutes and hours can change but the day cannot? > mental math each time Usually
by vander_elst 2y ago
> the date change will be two hours into the workday. That seems odd
Seconds minutes and hours can change but the day cannot?
> mental math each time
Usually meetings are setup using an app and shared calendars should actually help here, a person can have meeting slots and out of office time, that should provide the same info. logistically I don't see that much of a difference from the current situation
- iggldiggl 2y ago> Seconds minutes and hours can change but the day cannot? The calendar day being aligned to the sleep/wake cycle and changing when most of the population is either asleep or at least might not terribly care about the actual date does help quite a bit. > Usually meetings are setup using an app and shared calendars should actually help here, a person can have meeting slots and out of office time, that should provide the same info. logistically I don't see that much of a difference from the current situation It'd also wreck any time references in any kinds of stories that aren't consumed locally. So every time I read/watch/listen to a story that isn't set where I live, I'd first have to look up the local time to make sense of any time references.