Re: US Daylight Savings Time

Raymond,

This meeting appears to be scheduled from a US timezone, probably because
it was setup this way (afaik it was always the case, scheduled from Boston
initially, now probably from California).

My calendar (which is usually correct for things like that) says that this
meeting is at 16.30, which is an hour earlier than usual for me. I'm
available at this time. It and will go back to 17.30 from March 31 onward,
date at which Europe switches to summer time. This might or might not
continue in the following year, because Europeans seem in favor of not
doing DST anymore (it's an ongoing consultation).

In short, you're correct :-).

Thanks for reminding everyone, in any case,
Paul.

On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 8:49 PM Raymond Toy <rtoy@google.com> wrote:

> Just a note that the US is on Daylight Savings Time now, so our meeting
> tomorrow will be one hour earlier (I think) for those in Europe. I think
> that means the meeting starts at 3:30 pm UK (GMT+0)?
>
> Or maybe it should be one hour later for us so the meeting starts at the
> same time in Europe as it used to? I think Hongchan has a conflict if we
> move the meeting to one hour later here.
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