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Daylight saving

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Dang, I always hate to see daylight saving time end in November. It changes this weekend and just gets dark too dang early. That means almost all after work hikes and climbs will be in the dark.

My only solace is that the sun goes down earliest on December 7 (a little more than a month from now) and will start setting a little later after that.
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I like when daylight savings ends. I typically work in the fall until I run out of light. I'll get done nice and early starting next week to enjoy my evenings again :-D
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Kinda have mixed feelings on it, nice but harder to get out overall. If you want my 2 cents on flashlights, lemme know I like C8's if you are interested in li ion. Other options too
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blazintoes wrote: Wed Nov 03, 2021 2:51 pm Blazin Comic Strip
That's hilarious but accurate, Amy.
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My most controversial opinion: People who prefer standard time over DST are objectively wrong and should be put on a watch list.
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tmud wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 6:12 am My most controversial opinion: People who prefer standard time over DST are objectively wrong and should be put on a watch list.
The only controversial part of your opinion is you said “watch list” instead of “prison”.

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I love daylights savings times
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Standard Time is in fact worse than DST. Less sunlight after work is quite unfortunate when I want to enjoy the outdoors.
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Salient wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 9:27 am Standard Time is in fact worse than DST. Less sunlight after work is quite unfortunate when I want to enjoy the outdoors.
Agreed
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I advocate to keep the clock as closely aligned with the sun as practical (i.e. avoid DST), and to shift business hours to adjust for daylight instead of changing the reference system for time.
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Re: Daylight saving

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Being less of a morning person than anyone I’ve ever known, I’m in favor of making DST permanent and TWO hours forward. Maybe three.
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