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Migrating the CNCF calendar from PT to UTC?

Richard Hartmann
 

Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard
Tom Kerkhove
 

+1

Kind regards,

Tom Kerkhove
Microsoft Azure MVP & Advisor – AZUG Crew Member - Azure Architect at Codit

Blog - blog.tomkerkhove.be
Twitter - @TomKerkhove



Op vr 10 apr. 2020 om 11:54 schreef Richard Hartmann <richih@...>:

Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard
Omer Kahani
 

+1, also from UTC it easier to calculate the time to local time (for people outside the US)

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:58 PM Tom Kerkhove <kerkhove.tom@...> wrote:
+1

Kind regards,

Tom Kerkhove
Microsoft Azure MVP & Advisor – AZUG Crew Member - Azure Architect at Codit

Blog - blog.tomkerkhove.be
Twitter - @TomKerkhove



Op vr 10 apr. 2020 om 11:54 schreef Richard Hartmann <richih@...>:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard
Stephan Lagraulet
 

+1

On Fri, 10 Apr 2020 at 13:10, Omer Kahani <kahaniomer@...> wrote:
+1, also from UTC it easier to calculate the time to local time (for people outside the US)

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:58 PM Tom Kerkhove <kerkhove.tom@...> wrote:
+1

Kind regards,

Tom Kerkhove
Microsoft Azure MVP & Advisor – AZUG Crew Member - Azure Architect at Codit

Blog - blog.tomkerkhove.be
Twitter - @TomKerkhove



Op vr 10 apr. 2020 om 11:54 schreef Richard Hartmann <richih@...>:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard





--
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Head of Engineering
Barcelona

N26 GmbH
Managing Directors: Valentin Stalf, Maximilian Tayenthal

PS. We're looking for people to join us in building the modern bank designed for the digital age: https://n26.com/careers/ (We  Kotlin!)
Angel Ramirez
 

+1

Sent with Shift


On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 7:47 AM Stephan Lagraulet via lists.cncf.io <stephan.lagraulet=n26.com@...> wrote:
+1

On Fri, 10 Apr 2020 at 13:10, Omer Kahani <kahaniomer@...> wrote:
+1, also from UTC it easier to calculate the time to local time (for people outside the US)

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 12:58 PM Tom Kerkhove <kerkhove.tom@...> wrote:
+1

Kind regards,

Tom Kerkhove
Microsoft Azure MVP & Advisor – AZUG Crew Member - Azure Architect at Codit

Blog - blog.tomkerkhove.be
Twitter - @TomKerkhove



Op vr 10 apr. 2020 om 11:54 schreef Richard Hartmann <richih@...>:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard





--
Stephan Lagraulet
Head of Engineering
Barcelona

N26 GmbH
Managing Directors: Valentin Stalf, Maximilian Tayenthal

PS. We're looking for people to join us in building the modern bank designed for the digital age: https://n26.com/careers/ (We  Kotlin!)



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Founder and CEO at Cuemby
a.k.a Chief Nerd Officer
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Richard Hartmann
 

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 1:10 PM Omer Kahani <kahaniomer@...> wrote:

+1, also from UTC it easier to calculate the time to local time (for people outside the US)
I imported the calendar into both my work and private calendars, but
didn't even consider the case of looking at it on its website. This is
also a very valid point.
Chris Short
 

+1

Chris Short
He/Him/His


On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 8:00 AM Richard Hartmann <richih@...> wrote:
On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 1:10 PM Omer Kahani <kahaniomer@...> wrote:

> +1, also from UTC it easier to calculate the time to local time (for people outside the US)

I imported the calendar into both my work and private calendars, but
didn't even consider the case of looking at it on its website. This is
also a very valid point.
Randy Abernethy
 

+1

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 2:54 AM Richard Hartmann <richih@...> wrote:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard





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Amye Scavarda Perrin
 

This is taken care of. :) 


On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 2:54 AM Richard Hartmann <richih@...> wrote:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard





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Patrick McFadin
 

If this is on Google Calendar does it even matter since it uses user TZ and translates? UTC isn’t a choice on gcal, you are forced to pick some timezone even if it’s GMT+0.

Patrick

On Apr 10, 2020, at 2:53 AM, Richard Hartmann <richih@...> wrote:

Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard
Richard Hartmann
 

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 4:40 PM Amye Scavarda Perrin
<amye@...> wrote:

This is taken care of. :)
Thanks!
Richard Hartmann
 

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 4:50 PM Patrick McFadin <patrick@...> wrote:

If this is on Google Calendar does it even matter since it uses user TZ and translates? UTC isn’t a choice on gcal, you are forced to pick some timezone even if it’s GMT+0.
This was not about local display, it was about when the entry does, or
does not, jump by an hour, wreaking havoc to all your other
carefully-balanced calendar entries. UTC is least bad for a global
world with different DST.
Vidar Tyldum
 

+1
It would be great if that was the norm.
Working in an international environment we always use UTC for any kind of coordination, and most is aware of their own current offset and can convert easily if their software doesn't do that for them. 

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Fra: Richard Hartmann <richih@...>
Dato: 10.04.2020 11:54 (GMT+01:00)
Til: CNCF TOC <cncf-toc@...>
Emne: [cncf-toc] Migrating the CNCF calendar from PT to UTC?

Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard

Hippie Hacker
 

+1 from New Zealand and fellow Southern Hemispherians.

On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 9:54 PM Richard Hartmann <richih@...> wrote:
Dear all,

I am aware that this is not the best mailing list for this discussion,
but I am not aware of a better one. Please feel free to redirect me,
and this discussion.

Currently the "CNCF Public Events" calendar is in PT. As summer/winter
times move at different dates for US/EMEA, not at all for much of APAC
and in the other direction for Australia, this is even more painful
than "normal" daylight savings sheeningangs.

As such, I would like to propose that the calendar is migrated from PT
to UTC which does not have DST.


Best,
Richard
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