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Beware the Ides (time change) of March!

Posted on 2010-03-15 By Jon No Comments on Beware the Ides (time change) of March!

Everyone loves the Ides of March. This year it just so happens that it falls directly after our daylight savings time change. It is my belief that the warning: “Beware the Ides of March” has a new meaning. It means “Did you remember to change your clock or are you going to be late for work on Monday?”.

Of course, this post is set to deploy on Monday at 10am, long after it ceases being a useful warning to anyone. I like to think that I’m helping mock all those who didn’t update their clocks. Really, every semi-intelligent modern electronic does it for you — no excuses.

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