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.
@Miraz 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).
@Miraz 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. 🤣
@odd @maique You’ve done your math right! Everyone gets the same 24 hours, regardless of what time we start. 🙌
@Miraz @jean for anyone confused, worldtimebuddy.com is amazing to sort these things. :)
For people in CEST it will start 19:00. ☺️
@pcora @Miraz @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
