I’m looking forward to A Day in the Life of Micro.blog Photo Challenge. Now to figure out when it starts in my timezone (Aotearoa New Zealand) … Hmm, adding it to my Calendar tells me that’s 6 am on 14 October 2022.
Odd-Egil “Oddzthrash” Auran As I have understood it, the period starts at 19:00 Oslo time the 13.th. (I added Austin to my World Clock in Clock.app).
Jean MacDonald My World Clock tells me you are 20 hours ahead of me in Portland, which is 2 hours behind Austin, so when it’s 12 noon in Austin, it’s 10 am in Portland, so it would be …. 6 am the next day in New Zealand. If I think about it too hard, I get so confused. 🤣
Jean MacDonald @odd @maique You’ve done your math right! Everyone gets the same 24 hours, regardless of what time we start. 🙌
Pedro Corá @jean for anyone confused, worldtimebuddy.com is amazing to sort these things. :)
For people in CEST it will start 19:00. ☺️
Eric Eggert @pcora @jean I like time.is for these use cases (tho they really should show your local time larger than the source time: time.is/1200_13_Oct_2022_in_Austin
