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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
While I like the flat design, the big and bold time is difficult to read on my computer. I shouldn't have to move my eyes left to right to read the time, imho. :)
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Jack Smith
@_jacksmith · Serial Entrepreneur & Startup Adviser
I usually just use Google to find out the time in another place; e.g.
https://www.google.com/search?q=...
Claudio Gallo
@daualset · Growth + Music
Agree with @rrhoover. Usually use http://everytimezone.com
Chris Muir
@earlofmuir · Underdog.io
I'm with @_jacksmith. Quick Google search is my goto for finding out local times.
Jack Smith
@_jacksmith · Serial Entrepreneur & Startup Adviser
I've also found Wolfram Alpha to be freakin' awesome at structured data orientated questions, which Google often doesn't pick up.
e.g. on Wolfram alpha I can search "10am GMT in PST" and have it return "3am" as the result:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/inpu...
Google returns a load of junk for the same query. I think Google should probably by Wolfram Alpha/c… See more