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DaveH:
I see the ‘powers to be’ are considering the decimal clock / decimal time. Simple enough 100ds = 1dm = 1dh where ds = decimal seconds; dm = decimal minutes; and dh = decimal hours. So there will be 10dh in 1day. Equates to 100000 dseconds in 1day and 10000 dminutes in 1day. 1ds = 0.864 old seconds. 1dh = 2.4 old hours. No more 24hour clock which is usually split into two 12 hours just to cause more confusion. The dclock will start at midnight 0:00 hours 5:00 hours will be midday. The d clock face will look like this Any thoughts :beer: DaveH |
Bluechip:
Does it come with a decimal cuckoo ??? If so, I'm all for it. Dave BC |
mattinker:
The French tried this at the beginning of their revolution, it didn't catch on. http://mentalfloss.com/article/32127/decimal-time-how-french-made-10-hour-day Regards, Matthew |
NeoTech:
working 8 hour days will be really painful if this gets any momentum. |
DaveH:
--- Quote from: mattinker on April 08, 2013, 08:37:03 AM ---The French tried this at the beginning of their revolution, it didn't catch on. http://mentalfloss.com/article/32127/decimal-time-how-french-made-10-hour-day Regards, Matthew --- End quote --- Seems they made a slight mistake they used 10 as midnight instead of 0 :beer: DaveH |
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