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Tepix
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Debian 13, Postgres, and the US/* time zones
For servers, i agree 100%. For desktop systems, not so much.
kawsper
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How else could you tell what time it is on the servers?
raverbashing
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That's easy, if you're Walmart just use the TZ of your corporate HQ
(That's what I heard anyway)
kstrauser
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My non-Walmart startup was expanding from California to other regions many years ago, and there was some debate about whether we’d use UTC or America/Los_Angeles globally. I was part of Team Over My Dead Body.
actionfromafar
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But on which side? :)
kstrauser
24 days ago
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There can be only one!
madcaptenor
24 days ago
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I work for a different company headquartered in the central time zone and we also do this. On some systems.
ThePowerOfFuet
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Google's internal timestamps are in Pacific Time, too.
actionfromafar
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Eastern Standard Tribe, represent!
kstrauser
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I appreciated the reference.
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