මේක පට්ටයි නේද?

Lankaputhra16

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    කහටගස්දිගිලිය
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    ShiningStar

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    hari mama ehenam prashnayak ahannam. 1+1 = 2 wenna one. 1+1 ekathu karama 3 wena thanak pennapan balanna.
     

    Smartm

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    Timezones are broken the way they are to make time calculations much easier right? But in theory if you look at the longitude you will find a place that is always even a few moments behind you.
    ගොනා වෙන්නේ නැතිව අරූගේ කමෙන්ට් එකට ලයික් එකක් දාලා ශේප් වෙයන්.. තවත් චාටර් වෙන්නේ නැතිව..
     

    tharakaf

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    ගොනා වෙන්නේ නැතිව අරූගේ කමෙන්ට් එකට ලයික් එකක් දාලා ශේප් වෙයන්.. තවත් චාටර් වෙන්නේ නැතිව..
    Mokakda ban gona wenna tiyenne? Either prove me wrong or just shut da f up
     

    tharakaf

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    if so

    if so there should be two different times for most of the cities.

    1. standard time
    2. time as per longitude - your method
    I believe we use the standard time cos it will reduce the confusion and be more simple.

    if I am not mistaken one longitude is 4 minutes (360 covers the entire world and 24 hours to end to end. So 1440 minutes/360 is 4 minutes) There are enough countries that span across multiple longitudes.