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I agree throw a dog a bone why don't y'all, even months back I'd foam at the mouth hearing rumors no matter where they came from. The suspense is over the roof for me.
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I agree throw a dog a bone why don't y'all, even months back I'd foam at the mouth hearing rumors no matter where they came from. The suspense is over the roof for me.
At least you guys get to spend the nigh sleeping and wake up to read news. It's already 8 AM and June 11 where I live so I get to wait for 11 more hours! So excited!
Yeah, the keynote will start at 3am for me. Luckily I have a ridiculous amount of study to do until then.
I think they post a stream later in the day and then later in the night it's available through their podcast feed with a little better quality.
That didn't exactly answer my question, but thanks..?
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This.
Regardless, 10:00AM Pacific (whatever) Time is always 1:00PM Eastern (the same) time.
Would be so easy if we all just had one time zone, if everyone used GMT it'd save us all alot of confusion. Who's idea was it to invent new time zones anyway? And what good do they do? (And yes I'm killing time by going off-topic!)
Only reason I can think of is for day light purposes. If two countries on opposite sides of the world both started work at 8am, then one would of them would be working in the midst of the night.
Only reason I can think of is for day light purposes. If two countries on opposite sides of the world both started work at 8am, then one would of them would be working in the midst of the night.
Duhh... If we had only one time zone, obviously people would start working at different times across the world... (off topic)
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Only reason I can think of is for day light purposes. If two countries on opposite sides of the world both started work at 8am, then one would of them would be working in the midst of the night.
Well, that just means that I would start work at 17 pm and you would start at 8 am, even though both would be in the morning. Although it would may seem like a weird concept to some.
It's just a number. You would still go to bed when tired... I guess humanity has adjusted to larger changes. I think it is a great suggestion. Let us all bring it to UN for decision.
The UN is completely impotent.
If the US congress decides to do this, then the world will fall in line. Recognize who the power player is and go to them if you need things done. Going to the UN is a waste of time.
If the US congress decides to do this, then the world will fall in line. Recognize who the power player is and go to them if you need things done. Going to the UN is a waste of time.
I heard there's going to be a lot of discussion about software, operating systems & development tools for both. Probably just a rumor though.
Given that the US can't be bothered to adopt the metric system, you can be reasonably sure they won't do anything about time.
You American?
The rest of the world would disagree with this statement. Two examples
1) US has decided, in a silly attempt to save energy, to go to daylight time earlier than "normal". The rest of the world don't care, just get annoyed.
2) US is almost alone in the world using inches and miles/hour while the rest use the more logical metric system... US is about to follow suit.
Yes I know UN is lacking power, but US Congress only have power when using arms.
I'm well aware that I might stomp on some sensitive toes.
I just love that sentence.
The metric system is based upon and fully compatible with math, as is the celcius and kelvin temperature scales. Yet... the US measure things based on bodyparts of their ancestors and fahrenheit is based partly on body temperature. *sigh*
Can't help but starting laughing at this, in all its silliness. :rofl:
After this I'm less convinced you being American, you must be British.