Re:Why UTC is used as the acronym for Coordinated Universal ...
by mumblemumble on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @10:30AM
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That may not be the case anymore.
I think that the bigger difference is that GMT is a time zone used in countries that observe daylight savings time. UTC applies universally, everywhere and always, but it's a little bit nonsensical to use GMT to describe events that happen during summer in the UK.
I think that the bigger difference is that GMT is a time zone used in countries that observe daylight savings time. UTC applies universally, everywhere and always, but it's a little bit nonsensical to use GMT to describe events that happen during summer in the UK.