For some reason my computer clock at work has re-adjusted from the time change. I've been thinking that it's a hour later than it actually is. I thought I was getting close to home time. I was terribly wrong.
Mine did that too. It seems insane to me that Microsoft hasn't fixed that problem yet. All they need to do is change a little thing on their own time server to tell it that DST has a different meaning now (even if it's only for Canadian computers, I'm confident it would be simple).
You got this wrong, Mike. Now that you have got a Ph.D., you don't have to work any longer. We PhDoctors are entitled to free rent and groceries, and our only obligation is to think really really hard, occasionally enlightening the poor benighted undereducated who congregate to hear our opinion. The little dears are so grateful!
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April Fools!!
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Mine did that too. It seems insane to me that Microsoft hasn't fixed that problem yet. All they need to do is change a little thing on their own time server to tell it that DST has a different meaning now (even if it's only for Canadian computers, I'm confident it would be simple).
You got this wrong, Mike. Now that you have got a Ph.D., you don't have to work any longer. We PhDoctors are entitled to free rent and groceries, and our only obligation is to think really really hard, occasionally enlightening the poor benighted undereducated who congregate to hear our opinion. The little dears are so grateful!
Aw that sucks. I hate when that happens to me at work, except when it happens to me it's just my ineptitude at telling time
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