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No more DST in Mexico
#97 opened Oct 23, 2024 by ArtGM
Non-standard approach to using time
#96 opened Jul 9, 2024 by Lobpua
"You can represent a year using only number"
#95 opened Mar 7, 2024 by jklausa
2
Fallacy: Time only moves forward
#91 opened Mar 15, 2022 by KarlEvardNYT
Taiwan still uses the Republic of China calendar in IDs, government documents, etc.
#90 opened Feb 9, 2022 by jcham
Days never overlap in the same time zone
#88 opened Feb 7, 2022 by tuarrep
Wrong offset for Liberia
#87 opened Dec 30, 2021 by ByteEater-pl
Not all daylights savings times behave in the same manner in terms of positive and negative offsets
#83 opened Mar 30, 2021 by rdepping
Calendars dictate the passage of time, not the other way around
#82 opened Feb 4, 2021 by godofbiscuits
A year is never more than 366 days
#80 opened Nov 30, 2020 by Tjoppen
Leap seconds are always inserted, never removed
#79 opened Nov 22, 2020 by kiliankoe
Which fallasies are always true in UTC, either forever, or since a specific date,
#78 opened Nov 21, 2020 by hankivy
A minute is exactly 60 seconds
#76 opened Sep 13, 2020 by dgp1130
A year has 52 weeks
#74 opened Aug 26, 2020 by jackdent
There is only one way to calculate week numbers within a year
#71 opened Jan 8, 2020 by vicnett
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At some time between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM, it will be 2:00 PM exactly once.
#69 opened Sep 2, 2019 by cpuwzd
There are at most 2 clock shifts per year in a timezone
#66 opened Jun 19, 2019 by bbnil
All timezones are on the minute boundry.
#65 opened Jun 4, 2019 by PaulJohanson
No year contains the same month twice
#64 opened Jun 2, 2019 by davidxbuck
Week doesn't always start on Monday in Europe
#63 opened May 1, 2019 by simonlbn
1
Timestamps can be used to represent clock time
#61 opened Oct 23, 2018 by tewha
Timestamps are a good substitute for dates without times.
#60 opened Oct 23, 2018 by tewha
The days count up from the beginning of the month
#59 opened Oct 18, 2018 by jganong
The US has fixed date holidays
#58 opened Oct 9, 2018 by MichaelDOber
Every geographical location is in only one time zone
#56 opened Sep 27, 2018 by joxn
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