warning for people with meetings: next Sunday we will be in the two-week Twilight Zone when the US is on Daylight Savings but Europe isn't yet
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It's the Sunday after next Sunday (March 8), and this year it's three weeks (March 8 through 29). It switches between 2 and 3 weeks since it's the interval from the second Sunday in March to the last Sunday in March, so it depends whether March has 4 or 5 Sundays.
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yeah when I said "next sunday" I didn't mean the coming one, I meant "the sunday from next week", which is incorrect and confusing but anyway
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Under American calendars you're wrong either way, since Sunday *starts* the week, and so "the sunday from next week" is in five days. THERE'S NO SAVING YOURSELF NOW
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bah abolish time please
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Let go and let Outlook handle it.
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yep, this is basically what I do (with Google Calendar)
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Replying to @ManishEarth @doryowen @tabatkins
That's nice, except when the two meetings you had that used to be consecutive now overlap for three weeks, because one of them follows US time change rules and the other follows Germany, because that's where the people who created the calendar events happen to live...

Feb 25, 2020 · 10:30 PM UTC

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Replying to @davidbaron @ManishEarth @tabatkins
Did that actually happen or are you predicting this will happen? Outlook uses UTC to store the dates on appointments. My local time zone setting adjusts it appropriately. Same in Germany. I do not try to control this myself - I will screw it up.