March 11, 200719 yr Looking at an official chart, the rest of the world (not sure if that includes Canada) doesn't change their clocks for a few weeks after the US does. Won't this screw up international time? :| Also, since technology didn't switch, and we had to manually switch them, does this mean that in a few weeks they will switch again thinking it's DST and we'll have to switch them back? Me doing staff.
March 11, 200719 yr I think Canada does it too. Isn't this done every year? So if it worked last year, it'll work this year. ^Sir Jem 05-The Bunny Drinking Blog?^ Click it!
March 11, 200719 yr I think Canada does it too. Isn't this done every year? So if it worked last year, it'll work this year. Yep, it's happening in Canada as well. While DST does occur every year, this is the first year that it's happening three weeks in advance.
March 11, 200719 yr is close to happening here, it gets dark around early 6, last year was completely differant though.
March 11, 200719 yr Blue - have daylight savings. Orange - had daylight savings. Red - never had daylight savings. Unfortunately for me (a tragety of biblical proportions, I know o_0) I live in the north easterly organge state of Australia and once traveled to the blue state directly south of it (i.e. enemy territory :uhh: ). During that time I was frequently travelling between the two states and, well, timing was difficult due to daylight savings.
March 11, 200719 yr I just noticed my computer didn't automatically change the time, which is what I usually rely up to set everything else by. I just synced it via the automatic synchronization option that gets it's info from time.windows.com, and it still didn't get the correct time. That means I manually had to do it, and I bet in a few weeks I'll have to change it back.
March 11, 200719 yr If I remember correctly China doesn't even have time zones. Their entire country which is about the size of the US is all the same time. I would think that would make things kinda screwy if you lived in the far east or far west of the country.
March 11, 200719 yr All i know about day light savings time is that it made me late for work today #-o Everybody lovin' it, but ain't no body touchin' it
March 11, 200719 yr Agh I lose an hour of sleep! #-o http://www.draynor.net/code/bar/Noobin\Please join my very new up and coming forumshttp://s3.freepowerboards.com/runeboards Feel free to AIM or MSNM me anytime
March 11, 200719 yr I think it was done early this year to save energy? Less lights on if it's brighter outside for an extra hour.
March 11, 200719 yr Darn. I set my clock on my computer ahead manually but then it did it automatically at 2 am. Not I'm an hour ahead of the time its supposed to be.
March 12, 200719 yr Daylight savings is a load of bull if you ask me... Especailly this year, on the news it says it'll take millions of dollars to change all the computers to change the time automaticly. "The cry of the poor is not always just, but if you never hear it you'll never know what justice is."
March 12, 200719 yr Looking at an official chart, the rest of the world (not sure if that includes Canada) doesn't change their clocks for a few weeks after the US does. Won't this screw up international time? :| Also, since technology didn't switch, and we had to manually switch them, does this mean that in a few weeks they will switch again thinking it's DST and we'll have to switch them back? I live in Canada where we have switched DST with the USA, and my computer managed to figure it out. This might cause confusion come the next event, weather thell rember to account for DST in places like Pacific time zone (I think thats the one Toronto is in).
March 12, 200719 yr Pacific time zone (I think thats the one Toronto is in). :shock: :shock: "The cry of the poor is not always just, but if you never hear it you'll never know what justice is."
March 12, 200719 yr Author Pacific time zone (I think thats the one Toronto is in). :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: How dare you call yourselve a Canadian! Me doing staff.
March 12, 200719 yr The entire world will go nuclear due to this daylight savings time. I mean, it's totally impossible to manually change the time on your computer. I really wouldn't call it an era. It was more of a definitive time period during which dinstinctive characteristics were expressed in similar ways.
March 12, 200719 yr if we moved off of oil and coal then we wouldn't have to do something so annoying
March 12, 200719 yr it was done to save energy and its safer in light or something like that. The concept is kind of confusing.
March 12, 200719 yr The entire world will go nuclear due to this daylight savings time. I mean, it's totally impossible to manually change the time on your computer. I hope that was sarcasm
March 12, 200719 yr My state doesn't do DST, so it's really nice not having to worry about it. The bad thing is none of the cable channels recognize that so the tv programs get screwed up and change times every 6 months Gamertag: King Arizona
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