Now it says 5 am when it should say 6 and for a full week, I'll have to wrack my brains each time I call someone in Europe to figure out what time it's already over there or watch my favorite French show on satellite TV, not to mention re-setting my bedroom clock again next week as it won't automatically know that time. Out of almost 400 million American, I must be the only one with programed time devices because I'm not hearing any one else complain. At any rate, I continue to believe that this business of time change is really stupid and should be eradicated from the face of the earth. Happy Halloween!
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How sophisticated! A programmable DST clock, I never thought about it (I am still having trouble with my coffee machine: does the time you set up starts the brewing or indicates when it is finished?). I still walk around from clock to clock that day. It reminds me of a time at a famous school we both attended, when a rite of passage was to write the time displayed by the mother clock on a piece of paper (no PDA then)and armed with a ladder, go building to building and room to room to adjust all the clocks of the school.
Bill.
PS: I also hate DST and find that one of the most ridiculous human endeavor.
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