Visualizing Time Zones
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Visualizing Time Zones
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#2everytimezone.com looks swell though. Love it.
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#3Re: Visualizing Time Zones
#4This is so close to being really cool. Usually what's needed, though, is to compare two or three time zones text to each other. In this system, they're far away so that's hard to do.
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#5This is so close to being really cool. Usually what's needed, though, is to compare two or three time zones text to each other. In this system, they're far away so that's hard to do.
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#6* to provide selection of countries to be included in the graph, because what matters is usually two or more countries, say, participating in a conference call
* to have another sliding bar that can be adjusted manually, e.g., to find a point in time most suitable for all participants of a conference call
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#7This is so close to being really cool. Usually what's needed, though, is to compare two or three time zones text to each other. In this system, they're far away so that's hard to do.
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#10Great design.