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This vaguely reminds me of how some people set clocks 5 minutes ahead to make themselves think they're late. Of course, people also tend to get used to that pr
by kgrin 17y ago
This vaguely reminds me of how some people set clocks 5 minutes ahead to make themselves think they're late.
Of course, people also tend to get used to that pretty quickly and compensate accordingly, which doesn't sound like a problem here.
- mst 17y agoRight - I've found that 5 minutes I compensate for. 1-2 minutes on the other hand is little enough extra margin that I don't, but just enough to save my arse reasonably often. My business partner moves the time on his bedside clock around by 15 or 20 minutes semi-randomly every couple weeks to keep himself off balance - that didn't work for me at all but it's been doing fine for him for years now.