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FWIW, most phones allow dual time display, and GMT watches would be extra helpful here as you can essentially track both at once, using either as your 'main.'
by silisili 1y ago
FWIW, most phones allow dual time display, and GMT watches would be extra helpful here as you can essentially track both at once, using either as your 'main.'
> After an eight-hour flight, if you went to bed at 21:00 yesterday, you’ll do the same today.
The problem is, depending on where you landed, 21:00 could be typical start of the workday, and you'd be showing up to an empty office.
> If you had a call at 13:00 yesterday, it’s still at 13:00 today
This part sounds nice, until DST comes along to sabotage you. For only being twice a year though, it's probably still a net gain, one I hadn't really considered for someone who travels a lot.
- timewizard 1y ago> most phones allow dual time display, That's how I have conky setup on my desktop. "Year : Julian Day : HH:MM:SS" in both local and UTC. With a fixed width font and the two right above each other it's exceptionally useful. It makes looking at logs captured in UTC much easier to parse.