I'm not sure how many of you subscribe to MJD's Perl
Quiz-of-the-week, but this week it concerns datetime and what he
calls 'Greek Time'. Basically midnight = midnight and noon = noon.
However 6pm (greek) = sunset. This means that night hours are longer
in winter and day hours are longer in
Rick Measham schreef:
In his question, he assumes that each period (night/day) should be
evenly divided into 12 parts. However this stinks to me! Surely in
the middle of winter, the hour before sunrise shouldn't be a heap
longer than the hour after? Surely the lengths of hours should slowly
