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Where I live, I find it wild that there is a 5.75-hour difference between the summer and winter solstices, nearly a quarter of a whole day.
by andrewinardeer 10mo ago
Where I live, I find it wild that there is a 5.75-hour difference between the summer and winter solstices, nearly a quarter of a whole day.
- jstanley 10mo agoWhere I live, the difference is almost six months!
- JKCalhoun 10mo agoCompiler-brain.
- arethuza 10mo agoFor Orkney the difference in day length between winter and summer solstices is about 12 hours? December: https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/kirkwall?month=12&year=2025 https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/kirkwall?month=12&year=20... June: https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/kirkwall?month=6&year=2025 https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/kirkwall?month=6&year=202...
- srean 10mo agoSo roughly your latitude is 40 degrees ? Now if you disclose your local time offset from GMT, say, Palantir can send a drone carrying roses. Of course this is meant as a joke, but wanted to emphasize how easy it is for location information to leak. And if one really doesn't care about collateral deaths how easy it is to exploit location data.
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- designerarvid 10mo agoWe’re I live it is a little bit more than 21 hours. Quite noticeable.
- Loughla 10mo agoI lived briefly where the sun doesn't really shift that much in the sky. I didn't think about it at the time, but that constant noon day sun really messed with my sense of time passing. Weird.