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charli xyx @charli@amazonawaws.com
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Apparently the danish state rail's solution to potential IT problems during the DST changeover is to just... stop all trains for an hour???
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timorl @timorl@social.wuatek.is
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I think this is a pretty standard solution, Poland does the same. blobfoxlaugh Quite ridiculous, but DST is ridiculous as a concept so what can you expect. blobfoxmlem
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charli xyx @charli@amazonawaws.com
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@timorl the world truly runs on great software neofox_googly_shocked
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timorl @timorl@social.wuatek.is
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Hm~, I’m not sure software is to blame, rather than just problems with timetables in general. I tried finding something more concrete, like descriptions how trains dealt with this historically, but I only found that this is apparently the most common way to solve the problem all around the world nowadays, and no useful historical documents (search is so broken x<).

And now I discovered the closest rail library to me is a major city over (so not in the closest one), and their online catalogue only returns one maybe relevant result, in French, and it’s not on scihub. blobfoxcry2
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charli xyx @charli@amazonawaws.com
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@timorl Huh, i see! Interesting, thanks for the info neofox
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minwlfNotice flori_ava_star~cursor_blinking @star@amazonawaws.com
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@charli @timorl 2 fopses communicatering on my timeline?! more likely than i think
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