Warning: clockfiddling about to happen! - issue 10 1430 S.R.
O, I know: I should be writing editorials more often, but with the upcoming end of Daylight Saving Time (DST), I can't let you all find out the hard way.
So here is the thing: DST ends depending on where you live. On the East side of the Big Pond ((Europe)), DST ends on October 26th, but if you live West of the Big Pond ((the USA)), it will end on November 2nd. There is a device over there that is called the "server" which gives us servertime and it follows DST in the way of West of the Big pond. We at the Gazette use Michel Delving time ((which is UK time)). Usually the difference between Michel Delving time and servertime is 5 hours. But in the period of October 26th to November 2nd...
