Gregory's Server@roadriverrail I like to point out the 15, 30, and 45 minute offset time zones. Also the fact that any of these rules can change whenever some government body somewhere in the world decides to change them for some reason.
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 @roadriverrail I like to point out the 15, 30, and 45 minute offset time zones. Also the fact that any of these rules can change whenever some government body somewhere in the world decides to change them for some reason. 1 comment
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@darius Indeed, those are all also extremely maddening. In my case, this was from before a time when all phones had GPS and there was a problem with DST and intuiting the time zone from the cell network. There are also cities in the US that kinda just declare themselves aligned with a time zone even if not geographically in it, and that's a lot of fun to figure out.