I don't think it is but my computer clock randomly set itself backwards so… it's not usually wrong about this stuff O_o
just double checking.
Is it daylight savings?
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I'm pretty sure it's being pushed forward to next weekend.
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oh… guess my computer clock wasn't aware of that.. .okay thanks, I don't work tomorrow anyway, so it doesn't matter XD
but thanks
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I had forgotten, myself. I only knew because, after seeing your post, I checked the clock of my own computer and it said that it'll be setting the time an hour back on November 4th… I'm glad at least it's remembering. I'm sure I would've forgotten come next Sunday.
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My mom was asking this today. A friend of her's told her it was tonight, but another said next week. I told her all google searches led to November 4th so she should go to bed and not worry about going into work late.
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well we changed our clocks last night so…
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I'm pretty sure it's today. o_O
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local, you live in europe. you didn't decide to change daylight savings time.
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Yeah, the US decided to screw with it and put it off for another week this year. Details here.
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and canada decided to be stupid and follow.
actually, someone must have been confused while making my moms calender in SK, cause hers says it's today. (SK doesn't time change, so she wouldn't know either way) and I told her, no, I'm sure it's next week.
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@fin:
Yeah, the US decided to screw with it and put it off for another week this year. Details here.
That explains the confusion.
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However, computer experts advise checking some electronic devices. They say products made before 2005 could be affected. Items like VCR's, alarm systems and clocks may not update correctly because of the change.
aha, this computer WAS made in 2001
boy I tell you.. if I ever become president that's gonna be one of the first things to go
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computers made in 2001? or daylight saveings?
What the…? Holy smurf am I slow! Until this statement of yours I never even realized that an octopus is actually serving octopusballs. Talk about not seeing the forest because of too many trees. facepalm
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People should not be using computers from 2001. That's definately got to go.
Of course, you could always move to Arizona if you don't like DST.
