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These things come up in computing circles on a regular basis "Wouldn't it be easier to write my code if I didn't have to deal with time zones?" All you have t
by AndrewDucker 12y ago
These things come up in computing circles on a regular basis
"Wouldn't it be easier to write my code if I didn't have to deal with time zones?"
All you have to do, of course, is persuade people to change their entire system of local time, which is what they use 99% of the time. How hard can it be?
- Zikes 12y agoWhen a system becomes so complicated that you find it difficult to express logically in the context of a machine built to run on logic, I think it's fair to say that system has some flaws.
- rodgerd 12y agoThe flawed system in this question is the machine, not the time zone.
- icebraining 12y agoExcept people themselves don't like to deal with time zones, which is why they usually leave them out.