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[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Icewolfz: even if it s 30 mins
[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Roku: even with daylight savings, we are so far north we get sunrise at 4:45 am on June 21st.
[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Icewolfz: be it 5 mins or 60 mins people will hate doing it
[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Icewolfz: many have trie dot end daylight savinigs
[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Icewolfz: and make summer time per year round
[03-03 22:29] [Chat] Roku: but if your phone and computers just adjusted for you, a lot less issues.
[03-03 22:30] [Chat] Icewolfz: it would hurt rural areas the most
[03-03 22:30] [Chat] Roku: AND without daylight savings, we have sunrise after 8 am for a month in December. Its a shitshow.
[03-03 22:31] [Chat] Icewolfz: damned if you do, damned if you dont
[03-03 22:32] [Chat] Roku: right. So if I had my way, I'd say all non-classic clocks will set themselves every week on Sunday morning. And do the daylight savings thing to the tune of about 120 minutes total swing, a few minutes a day, fixed to the solar maximus where you live.
[03-03 22:32] [Chat] Icewolfz: sadldy to many people would complain
[03-03 22:33] [Chat] Roku: it would be great here in the summer. Sunrise at 6:30 - sunset about 11pm.
[03-03 22:33] [Chat] Icewolfz: plus not every one has net or auto chanign
[03-03 22:33] [Chat] Roku: so many businesses could stay open until 10 or later without it being dark. It would make them a ton of money.
[03-03 22:34] [Chat] Icewolfz: farmers would probably complain
[03-03 22:34] [Chat] Roku: Minneapolis is nearer to the western edge of Central time and similar lattitude, the stores DO stay open to 10.. Target's, local shops etc.
[03-03 22:34] [Chat] Icewolfz: your also more far north
[03-03 22:34] [Chat] Roku: farmers would be the best beneficiaries of it.  They would love it.
[03-03 22:35] [Chat] Icewolfz: more north effects you more then east i think
[03-03 22:35] [Chat] Roku: both affect me in WI, eastern edge of CT and at home like 44.5N and at cabin 45.1N.
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[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: even if it s 30 mins
[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Roku: even with daylight savings, we are so far north we get sunrise at 4:45 am on June 21st.
[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: be it 5 mins or 60 mins people will hate doing it
[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: many have trie dot end daylight savinigs
[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: and make summer time per year round
[03-03 22:29]	[Chat]	Roku: but if your phone and computers just adjusted for you, a lot less issues.
[03-03 22:30]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: it would hurt rural areas the most
[03-03 22:30]	[Chat]	Roku: AND without daylight savings, we have sunrise after 8 am for a month in December. Its a shitshow.
[03-03 22:31]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: damned if you do, damned if you dont
[03-03 22:32]	[Chat]	Roku: right. So if I had my way, I'd say all non-classic clocks will set themselves every week on Sunday morning. And do the daylight savings thing to the tune of about 120 minutes total swing, a few minutes a day, fixed to the solar maximus where you live.
[03-03 22:32]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: sadldy to many people would complain
[03-03 22:33]	[Chat]	Roku: it would be great here in the summer. Sunrise at 6:30 - sunset about 11pm.
[03-03 22:33]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: plus not every one has net or auto chanign
[03-03 22:33]	[Chat]	Roku: so many businesses could stay open until 10 or later without it being dark. It would make them a ton of money.
[03-03 22:34]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: farmers would probably complain
[03-03 22:34]	[Chat]	Roku: Minneapolis is nearer to the western edge of Central time and similar lattitude, the stores DO stay open to 10.. Target's, local shops etc.
[03-03 22:34]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: your also more far north
[03-03 22:34]	[Chat]	Roku: farmers would be the best beneficiaries of it. They would love it.
[03-03 22:35]	[Chat]	Icewolfz: more north effects you more then east i think
[03-03 22:35]	[Chat]	Roku: both affect me in WI, eastern edge of CT and at home like 44.5N and at cabin 45.1N.
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