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Time Zone Converter

Alan JohnsonAlan Johnson
edited November 2010 in Back to the Future
There seem to be a LOT of issues/questions surrounding time zones recently, in that Telltale stuff generally happens during our business hours (Pacific Time Zone). That's not changing.

But here's a handy time zone converter so hopefully the apparent confusion around the subject dies down.

Discuss.

http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc

Comments

  • Amy LukimaAmy Lukima
    edited November 2010
    Alan Johnson wrote: »
    Telltale stuff generally happens during business hours.

    We should also mention that we are in the US Pacific timezone.
  • Alan JohnsonAlan Johnson
    edited November 2010
    Amy Lukima wrote: »
    We should also mention that we are in the US Pacific timezone.

    Ah yes, amended.
  • Rather DashingRather Dashing
    edited November 2010
    I've always preferred The World Clock myself.
  • PainDealerPainDealer
    edited November 2010
    It would also help if you announced the times in UTC as well. I bet a great deal of people never read this thread...
  • VivekVivek
    edited November 2010
    http://www.worldtimezone.com/index12.php

    I always have the World Time Zone tab open when I start the browser.
  • PainDealerPainDealer
    edited November 2010
    *Note to self*

    If I ever need to ask for time, ask Vivek :D
  • VivekVivek
    edited November 2010
    PainDealer wrote: »
    *Note to self*

    If I ever need to ask for time, ask Vivek :D
    Ha.. sure thing :p.
  • PinchpennyPinchpenny
    edited November 2010
    I used to have a good desktop widget which let you convert easily between different time zones, much like the built-in Windows one for currency, but ever since I upgraded to W7 I can't find it on the widget marketplace. If anyone knows of a good one, hit me up.
    Alan Johnson wrote: »
    in that Telltale stuff generally happens during our business hours (Pacific Time Zone). That's not changing.

    How utterly selfish. Why aren't you reorganising your office hours in order to suit my needs?
  • MolokovMolokov
    edited November 2010
    Rather Dashing wrote: »
    I've always preferred The World Clock myself.

    +1

    timeanddate.com is very useful. I have a personal world clock set up for timezones I'm interested in (friends all over the world, work colleagues as well) and the meeting planner is great if you're trying to schedule a phone call at a decent time for all parties.
  • StevenMcFlyJrStevenMcFlyJr
    edited November 2010
    Who needs a Time Zone Converter? I got a time machine RIGHT HERE! I've got all the time in the world. 15 minutes oughta do it *beep boop bop* ALRIGHT! :-D
  • corruptbigginscorruptbiggins
    edited November 2010
    Pinchpenny wrote: »
    I used to have a good desktop widget which let you convert easily between different time zones, much like the built-in Windows one for currency, but ever since I upgraded to W7 I can't find it on the widget marketplace. If anyone knows of a good one, hit me up.

    With Win 7 I've just added a 2nd clock to the date & time thing on the taskbar, set to Pacific time. Now all I need to do is hover my mouse pointer over the clock and it'll show the time for Telltale. Which I believe is 9pm (ish) now.
  • CyphoxCyphox
    edited November 2010
    there's a pretty nice addon for firefox, foxclocks:

    https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/1117/
  • Jon NAJon NA
    edited November 2010
    corruptbiggins wrote: »
    With Win 7 I've just added a 2nd clock to the date & time thing on the taskbar, set to Pacific time. Now all I need to do is hover my mouse pointer over the clock and it'll show the time for Telltale. Which I believe is 9pm (ish) now.

    You can do the same if you use Ubuntu.
    not just 2 clock but any amount of clocks you want. And also, you can see a map of the world showing which parts of the world are in nighttime and which parts are in Daytime.
    Another cool thing about it is that you can rename the clock instead of ... I don't know ... SanFrancisco Bay, you can rename it to TellTale's Office ...
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