1. DST doesn't exist
2. DST always exists
3. The dates that DST changes happen are the same everywhere
4. The dates that DST changes don't change
5. A person lives and works in the same time zone
6. A person's house is in a single time zone
7. A stationary object doesn't change timezones
I'm going to throw this one in just for good measure (though, to be fair, the story that goes with it wasn't about a programmer):
2.5: UTC experiences DST if the locale experiences DST.
1. DST doesn't exist
2. DST always exists
3. The dates that DST changes happen are the same everywhere
4. The dates that DST changes don't change
5. A person lives and works in the same time zone
6. A person's house is in a single time zone
7. A stationary object doesn't change timezones
@Mossop @0xabad1dea If I may add to the falsehoods:
1. DST doesn't exist
2. DST always exists
3. The dates that DST changes happen are the same everywhere
4. The dates that DST changes don't change
5. A person lives and works in the same time zone
6. A person's house is in a single time zone
7. A stationary object doesn't change timezones
I'm going to throw this one in just for good measure (though, to be fair, the story that goes with it wasn't about a programmer):
2.5: UTC experiences DST if the locale experiences DST.
@Mossop @0xabad1dea If I may add to the falsehoods:
1. DST doesn't exist
2. DST always exists
3. The dates that DST changes happen are the same everywhere
4. The dates that DST changes don't change
5. A person lives and works in the same time zone
6. A person's house is in a single time zone
7. A stationary object doesn't change timezones