RE: Small changes are better RE: Daylight savings time

> I don't think that's an issue now with the adjust time 
> feature.  You're not just simply changing the clock time 
> instantly but instead you're slowing down or speeding up the 
> clock until it's changed the amount you specify and then it 
> starts to run at the normal speed again.  This way you don't 
> have to worry about repeating or skipping any actual time on 
> the clock.

I mentioned this on this forum a while back and got my wrist slapped.

We're a private company so SOX doesn't apply here, but from a legal
perspective time 'adjustment' could be an issue.

On 'spring forward' day, the hour between 2am and 3am doesn't exist.  Or
does it?  On 'fall back' day, the hour between 2am and 3am happens twice.
Or doesn't it?

So what is going to happen?  Is the time going to just jump?  Is it going to
adjust?

Everybody laughed at Indiana, but we used to have it right.  Don't change.
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