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We have to change our clocks earlier this year, per governmental decree.

What do you think about this?

Have you installed the latest computer patches to cover this contigency?

I have heard numerous complaints from people in the business world, and the problems this is already causing.

chonsigirl;570647 wrote: We have to change our clocks earlier this year, per governmental decree.

What do you think about this?

Have you installed the latest computer patches to cover this contigency?

I have heard numerous complaints from people in the business world, and the problems this is already causing.


We have to do the same but I never though about a computer patch. I will have to check this out,Thanks for the info.

I looked into this and a simple windows update will take care of the time change on your pc.

That is good to know. I know my college students were complaining alot last night, with many glitches in their gadgets.:wah:

Those raspberries or whatever they are called, are not all taking the patches well done here.

I told them to manually change the time! Just like I do on the clock in my car.

:wah:

I never change it! It will be the right time again on Sunday!

chonsigirl;570714 wrote: That is good to know. I know my college students were complaining alot last night, with many glitches in their gadgets.:wah:

Those raspberries or whatever they are called, are not all taking the patches well done here.

I told them to manually change the time! Just like I do on the clock in my car.

:wah:

I never change it! It will be the right time again on Sunday!


thanks Fisher, I figured you would get this all sorted for people like me

Whats all this about? We don't have this I think, or do we, either way, I haven't noticed as usual, oh well, what the hey, I will just be a few hours off everyone else, though that might be problematic as well.

Galbally;570892 wrote: Whats all this about? We don't have this I think, or do we, either way, I haven't noticed as usual, oh well, what the hey, I will just be a few hours off everyone else, though that might be problematic as well.


Daylite savings, the USA has decided to change 3 weeks early or something like that so because we are joined at the hip so must we....

Don't you have daylite savings???

It is a silly idea to start with, I really dislike it.

Governmental interference with the daily lives of people. Like changing the clock, is changing the order of the universe or something.

That is sad Canada is changing too, because we are. I wish we were like Arizona, I bet they won't change!

chonsigirl;570899 wrote: It is a silly idea to start with, I really dislike it.

Governmental interference with the daily lives of people. Like changing the clock, is changing the order of the universe or something.

That is sad Canada is changing too, because we are. I wish we were like Arizona, I bet they won't change!


we have to change cause of business relations, gotta keep us all on the same zone.

I love it! I can't wait to *not* put on my headlights driving home from work in the evening. It's lovely to have some extra daylight at the end of a day :-6

For me, it's worth losing an hour of sleep over :p

Yes, I understand why Canada is changing.

The kids in my class were worried they would miss business meetings.

It is still strange that we change the time, I would like to see the stats that says we save money and energy from it nowdays. I don't really believe we do, not in this modern age.

cherandbuster;570903 wrote: I love it! I can't wait to *not* put on my headlights driving home from work in the evening. It's lovely to have some extra daylight at the end of a day :-6

For me, it's worth losing an hour of sleep over :p


Yes I do like the extra sun too.... How are ya Cherie how is the back?

Oh Cher, how was the sun where you were?:-6

minks;570907 wrote: Yes I do like the extra sun too.... How are ya Cherie how is the back?


Hello Minxsy you lovely person :-6

I am just fine -- the back has its good days and bad days:( . But overall, I can't complain: I've got two arms, two legs and two breasts, so I figure I'm ahead of the game!

And how is my *awesome* friend to the north? :-4

cherandbuster;570912 wrote: Hello Minxsy you lovely person :-6

I am just fine -- the back has its good days and bad days:( . But overall, I can't complain: I've got two arms, two legs and two breasts, so I figure I'm ahead of the game!

And how is my *awesome* friend to the north? :-4


Aw Cherie you are well "paired" hehehe

I am good tis a lovely warm sunny day, wish the slush was gone so I could ride my bike.

minks;570913 wrote: Aw Cherie you are well "paired" hehehe

I am good tis a lovely warm sunny day, wish the slush was gone so I could ride my bike.


It's cold and windy here, but should hit the 40s F by Saturday.

As long as I don't have to shovel anything, I'm happy :p

cherandbuster;570919 wrote: It's cold and windy here, but should hit the 40s F by Saturday.

As long as I don't have to shovel anything, I'm happy :p


yes keep that white stuff away... gosh was talking to a supplier yesterday out your way dear girl, he was blaming us canucks for the lousy weather... gosh we sure take a lot of crap from the folks south of us ahahahahaha Yet we play along with their silly daylite savings games hmmmmm

Gosh!!! That means our time change is also imminent, but not that imminent - so North America is going to be out of kilter with Australia.. I don't think we change till the end of the month- Sunday 25 March, in fact. And we go back an hour then - which means it won't be so pitch black when I get up to go to the gym (I tossed that bit of virtuousness in quite gratuitously!!)

I love Autumn and already there are the first signs here - cooler nights, softer light, coloured leaves on deciduous trees (most native trees here are evergreen).

AussiePam;570992 wrote: Gosh!!! That means our time change is also imminent, but not that imminent - so North America is going to be out of kilter with Australia.. I don't think we change till the end of the month- Sunday 25 March, in fact. And we go back an hour then - which means it won't be so pitch black when I get up to go to the gym (I tossed that bit of virtuousness in quite gratuitously!!)

I love Autumn and already there are the first signs here - cooler nights, softer light, coloured leaves on deciduous trees (most native trees here are evergreen).


aw you speak of fall, as we await spring, I love spring, and the "rebirth" I can't wait to see the white stuff vanish.

Well, as you know minks, I love your Canadian white stuff. Grin. But you can have too much of a good thing. It's great to have the cycle of the seasons.. though with being on the road so much my seasons often turn maniacally. :sneaky:

DST is a waste no matter "when" it starts! The "so-called' saving energy seems like it's a "wash". So you turn the lights on "later" in the PM, but then have to turn them on earlier in the AM!

Why the h*ll don't they just leave it "one" way all year long, & stop messing up everyone's lives twice a year?! :wah:

Change Your Clock!





You change your clock !

i love daylight savings time..more time to play in the afternoons....before it gets dark.....:-6