• @scottywh@lemmy.world
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    139 months ago

    It’s easy, the good part is DST (which is what we’re currently in - Spring through Fall in the northern hemisphere).

    • @Aux@lemmy.world
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      39 months ago

      It’s only good from spring to fall. Come winter and it’s a permanent depression.

        • @Aux@lemmy.world
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          -29 months ago

          I don’t know what you mean by evening, but it’s already dark at 16:00 during winter. You only get some light in the morning. DST means no more light in the morning and no more light in the evening. Complete depression. DST should not exist.

        • @jdeath@lemm.ee
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          -29 months ago

          just move somewhere better. don’t mess up my timezone just because your weather always sucks!

        • @jdeath@lemm.ee
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          19 months ago

          yeah it’s literally ass-backwards. how can anyone support DST as it stands is beyond me

        • @Aux@lemmy.world
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          -29 months ago

          With standard time you get some light in the morning. With DST you get no light at all. Also there’s nothing worse than waking up in the darkness.

            • @Aux@lemmy.world
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              -39 months ago

              As I explained in my other comment, there’s no situation where you’re getting any daylight in the evening with DST, that’s just not possible.

              Also daylight in the morning sets your day on a high note. The morning you’re spending in the darkness is what turns your life into a winter long depression. Coming home in darkness is inevitable and has a lower impact on your mental health. And with DST effectively removing BOTH morning and evening daylight, you’ll be completely fucked.

              • @scottywh@lemmy.world
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                59 months ago

                I disagree.

                Also, sunrise and sunset times vary depending on one’s location.

                Daylight in the morning only serves to remind me (and people like me) that it’s being wasted and won’t be available when I have free time.