• dedale@kbin.social
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    2 years ago

    Change is hard. In Europe we wanted to drop daylight saving time, but nobody could agree on which hour to keep. So it’s here to stay. Sigh.

      • AtomicPurple@kbin.social
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        2 years ago

        Actually no. This year was the last spring forward, at least for the US. We’re not falling back to standard time this year and never will again.

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          2 years ago

          Leave it to the US to, in the choice between a “standard” thing and an off-standard thing to choose the off-standard option.

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            2 years ago

            lol

            In all seriousness, I’m actually very much in favor of keeping daylight savings time year round. I like having extra light in the evening and I don’t mind an extra hour of darkness each morning in the winter.

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      nobody could agree on which hour to keep. So it’s here to stay

      Is it really? I thought it was just postponed. Or do you say it juat because it seems to be always postponing

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        2 years ago

        Maybe I’m too pessimistic.
        The parliament voted to abolish them in 2019, but instead of agreeing on a specific time, or discussing it at the council level, they polled each country individually. We got incoherent results, obviously, and I don’t think any progress has been made since then.
        Admittedly they had bigger fish to fry, so maybe once the covid and the war are over, it’ll get sorted out.

    • Legisign@kbin.social
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      2 years ago

      THIS!!! Still angry about it. But it seems most of Europe would want permanent summer time, while Finland would rather use the actual correct solar time.

      Be that as it may, I’d rather swallow having to live in permanent summer time than go on changing my clocks twice a year.