You might have guessed it, my pick was........................ ORANGE Just a reminder: For those who stare @ their clocks above the postings and still go .... You can change the time exposed there in your PROFILE. (I wonder if the individual behind option #6 finally gets revealed ) Gotto go, have an hour to catch up! grtz, Slammer
I take it your poll is directed at the EU folks? In the USA daylight saving time (for those locations that observe it) begins on April 4.
You're so right, sig See- you're not the only ones who think they're the centre of the world (no offense!) How can I edit this and add another option for (you) USA citizins? Apologies! (But be aware April 4th anyway! ) Grtz, Slammer
Linux used to be fun (not for me, though), doing everything manually. Not so anymore, my linux desktop changed to summertime automatically. It looks almost like Windows now
LOL, Slammer, it really felt to me as if DST should have started today. But I have to wait another week. Your poll is a good reminder for everyone, though.
Thanks sig: poll was/is intended that way too. Also a thankyou for reminding me to the English expression of "Daylightsavings"; what a beautiful thought that is! If only we sometimes could -in real life. Anyway, for those whom it concerns: Remember April 4th For all others: only half a year, and we'll have our 'lost' hour back! Enjoy SPRINGtime - in whatever weather you have to face it! Grtz, Slammer
"Question: Ok now, be honest: Did you remember to reset your clocks this weekend?" Man, Slammer, I'm glad you're over in Europe (I'm in the States) 'cuz after first reading your post I thought "Geez, I've really screwed up with the clock adjustment this time! It was last weekend!!" But this will make me all the more sure to set my clocks forward this coming Saturday night!
I set my clocks back last night since I had this thread in mind for the last week, although in the morning I turned off the alarm and went back to sleep.
Since I synch my clock online once or twice a month (just about every system I've ever owned gains about a minute a month), the computer's "official" time for anything else in the house that needs reset. I miss 98SE's reminder-popup that the change to Daylight had been looked after, the first bootup after the scheduled change. XP simply changes the time quietly behind the scenes without saying a word, and I have to double-check that it's been done.
A little late perhaps, but for anyone outside the U.S. who didn't think of their Daylightsavings on April 4th, here's a REMINDER: Regards, Slammer
I realize my reply's a little late, but yes, I did reset those chronopieces at the appropriate time! Thanks for your concern, slammer!!