Comments on: Gadget owners beware: Daylight saving time has changed
Smart phones will need a software update to know when to adjust to DST, but TiVo owners needn't worry about missing an episode of 24.
Smart phones will need a software update to know when to adjust to DST, but TiVo owners needn't worry about missing an episode of 24.
December 27, 2009 9:15 PM PST
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A nuisance? meh.
A looming problem? Highly unlikely.
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I've also included a link to change it for Windows including the Win 9x.
The lights in my home are another story entirely. I have no trouble getting ready in the morning with only a few lights on, even if it is dark outside.
Now, when I get home from work and it is already dark at the crack of 4:30 PM thanks to daylight savings, guess what? Just about every light in my home gets turned on becasue it is dark IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY.
Many people are not even awake when it gets light out at 7 AM in the middle of winter, however I have never met ANYONE who is in bed every night before 4:30 or 5:00 PM!
So where are they getting this huge cost savings by having it get light out at 7 AM instead of 8 AM that makes it worth turning on every single light bulb starting at about 4:30 - 5:00 PM?
You lose daylight in the MORNING. Instead of sunrise at, for example 6:15am it would occur at 7:15am after the time change.
- It's not that bad.
- by o2mcgovem-20822100750713932708 February 17, 2007 4:30 PM PST
- So, you'll have to adjust the time on a few devices you own, or download an update for them. At least we'll be saving energy.
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