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by sunaurus 9y ago
A centralized blockchain does not guarantee that at all. In fact, it's probably impossible to guarantee this for any kind of centralized service. In order to be able to trust centralized ledgers, clients need to keep a local copy (or a
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by sunaurus 9y ago
> Which one is easier? To arrange all businesses and public institutions to change working times so they can continue do business for the first and last hour or have a central authority that does it for you? I too think that having a cen
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by sunaurus 9y ago
I think you missed my point. Weren't timezones created so that the clock could "match" the sun? That's what I was objecting to. I agree with the people who say that a single earth time (something like UTC) would be much
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by sunaurus 9y ago
DST is not an employer decision, it's a government decision. If a goverment decided that work/schooldays begin an hour later in the summer instead of DST, everybody would still be living in the same rhythm.
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by sunaurus 9y ago
Well, as far as I can tell, going to work based on sunlight levels is one of the main "benefits" of DST. However, like I said, it makes no sense to me. It seems you have two options to get this benefit: 1) Have workdays begin at x
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by sunaurus 9y ago
This makes no sense to me - are you saying that without turning the clock, people in Turkey are incapable of going to work/sleep according to how much sunshine there is? EDIT: To clarify, I'm just disagreeing with the idea that it
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by sunaurus 10y ago
Java is actually getting a REPL with Java 9.
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by sunaurus 11y ago
If this thread WAS about Windows (and not Unity), I have a feeling that the steam hardware survey is not a good indicator of how many potential C# users are using Windows. Maybe something like the Stack Overflow survey would be better - ht