re: #207 Mike Lamb

In Colorado, at the height of winter, sun is up around 730 AM and sunset is 440 or so. I’d 10x rather have sunrise at 830 AM, with sunset at 540.

We’re further north, so the day is shorter in the winter.

DST is also not a problem of north-south, it’s also a problem of east-west. I live near the eastern boundary of Mythical Time Zone (it’s only a few miles from here). As such, the sun comes up much earlier in the morning by the clock (DST or not) than it does over on the west side of Utah.

We could go like the People’s Republic of China and just put the whole country on one time zone with no DST. That solves everything (and they don’t seem to have any software issues with that either).