I once worked in the international section of the New Zealand Meteorological Servce, which used Greenwich Time (UTC). So, each day started at noon, 12 hours behind local time. Plenty of scope for confusion there.
Fortunately this was several decades before computers appeared. Gordon. On 29/05/15 08:16, Marc Santhoff wrote:
So the day starts with 12 at midnight and then switches to 1 an hour later? >If that isn't confusing...
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