User:Pdfpdf/Time-zone

The chances are ~~very~~ close to 100%My first estimate of the chances was: 1 - (about 1 million in about 6 billion) = about 99.9833%
However, at 11:23 6 September 2007 Rich Farmbrough correctly pointed out: "You need to weight your probability figures with language and internet access." Assuming that the vast majority of people reading English Wikipedia live in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Uk and the US, and further assuming that internet accessibility in my time zone is about the same as accessibility in Aus, Can, NZ, UK and US, then:
My second estimate is: 1 - (about 1 million in about 400 million) = about 99.75% that I live in a different time-zone to you, so don't be upset if I don't respond immediately.

{{User time zone|UTC+9:30|watch}} between March and October.
(That's when our Winter is.)

{{User time zone|UTC+10:30|watch}} between November and March.
(Summertime, and the living is easy.)

(Yes, it really is "+", and it really is ":30")