I really hope that Italy will follow... Every single time adjustment (or jet lag) is a drama for me.

canpan 29 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Everyone in Europe wants to abolish DST, the problem is the consensus for what comes after. So the discussion is stuck since 2019. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_time_in_Europe

	▲	simoncion 5 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> ...the problem is the consensus for what comes after. When one can't decide between two roughly equivalent options, there's a really cool way to choose between them! Assign each option to a side of a fair coin, flip the coin, and select the one whose side is face up. It's really neat how many thorny problems can be either eliminated or made substantially less thorny with the careful addition of some randomness.

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Heliosmaster 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Fwiw last week my and my family kept our clocks in CEST. My son sleeps an hour longer in the morning. But we go to bed before 21. Aiuto!

	▲	mystifyingpoi an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I hate DST switching, and since last 3 days I've tried to live as if DST didn't happen, go to sleep super early etc. It completely fails when you account for everyone else around you. Could work if you live alone with flexible working hours. But having a semi-active social life and kids makes it impossible.

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paganel an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

> Every single time adjustment (or jet lag) is a drama for me

As a counter-point, I personally don't even notice it. Also, I live in Romania, so every trip West of the border, even just to Hungary, means a one-hour change, so, again, no big deal.

	▲	flohofwoe an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah same here, I don't even noticed the time switch this time. I remember it was worse as teenager, so maybe it affects young people more than old farts ;)