@th the lovely old printed DB timetables had those all over the place.
Military watches that went over midnight used 24+ time too, in order to simplify pay accounting. Simplifying accounting is also why utility time does it too: the hour reading at 24:00 "belongs" with the current day, not the next. Avoids off-by-ones entirely
@th the lovely old printed DB timetables had those all over the place.
Military watches that went over midnight used 24+ time too, in order to simplify pay accounting. Simplifying accounting is also why utility time does it too: the hour reading at 24:00 "belongs" with the current day, not the next. Avoids off-by-ones entirely