Time Zones
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#72It seems really finicky, at least on Firefox (it keeps jumping back to the current time). You also can't add or remove cities/time zones, so overall it seems pretty useless.
Yeah, the jumpy thing really makes it kind of painful to use, even though I love the interface otherwise.
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#74I have a cron script that runs every hour that pulls in sat images of cloud cover, the earth, and then the daylight lines and composites them together with imagemagick. I got the script from a lifehacker article where they used it for wallpaper.
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#75https://img.skitch.com/20120321-81k4yxffg161n1rh9f2dc4kf56.p...
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#76Glad you guys like it. I designed it, my husband Thomas Fuchs built it. I designed it this way because none of the time zone tools out there reflect the actual nature of time (zones): simultaneous, overlapping lines thru time. ETZ doesn't just give you the answer, it helps you create a useful model of understanding to take with you & use even when you're not looking at ETZ. We've been slowly improving it, so expect m…
I love it. But I have a minor nitpick: it pollutes the browser history too much; every single action or click introduces a new history link, I had to press back about 20 times before I came back to HN.
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#78Question: Why did the title of this post change? Was it the original submitter who changed it? If no, who? https://img.skitch.com/20120321-81k4yxffg161n1rh9f2dc4kf56.p...
> Please don't do things to make titles stand out, ...
> You can make up a new title if you want, but if you
> put gratuitous editorial spin on it, the editors may
> rewrite it.
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#80ancient