Originally Posted by
SkiAdcock
Well perhaps if they're adjusted for DST when it changes I would agree w/ you
But given I stayed at the hotel 4 weeks AFTER DST went into effect, I would have expected the clock to have been changed by that point. Also I would have no problem w/ the time not being able to be changed if they had a note on the side of the clock saying if there's a problem w/ the clock/time call engineering. I do think it's ridiculous (is that better than stoo-pid
) that any clock has to have the top or back or whatever screwed off to make the time change! Cheers.
I will admit I had problems with the DST change over as well. Overall, I like the idea of not having to mess around with the clock, and knowing it's not been messed aroud with. I've been at Hyatt's where the time is AM when it's supposed to be PM, off by an hour, off by 30 minutes, blinking 12:00... Really, aside from maybe 1 or 2 DST related problems, and most clocks being about 4-7 min fast, not too much to complain about. (which, there's nothing wrong with if it gets the hibitually late to work on time
).