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Apple has been getting sloppier and sloppier over the past 5 years or so. For instance, even if you have selected "automatically set my timezone based on my loc
by k33n 11y ago
Apple has been getting sloppier and sloppier over the past 5 years or so. For instance, even if you have selected "automatically set my timezone based on my location", it won't update unless you actually open the date/time preferences panel every time you change zones.
- maccard 11y agoworked for me flying from uk to mainland europe, and back.
- scblock 11y agoHow is this relevant?
- jsprogrammer 11y agoIt is sloppy to have your installs expire (presumably by accident) with a not very helpful error message?
- santaclaus 11y agoReally? I flew west coast to east coast yesterday and the time on my machine updated with no manual intervention.
- radicalbyte 11y agoWorked fine for me going from NL > UK yesterday. Yosemite.
- jen20 11y agoWorks for me probably 8-10 times per month going between time zones. Now Flux... that never realises...
- awinder 11y agoFunny, I've had crazy clock skew problems pretty consistently with Windows computers over the last several years, and always wondered "why can't this be a solved problem like on my mac"
- kalleboo 11y agoThis always used to be a problem for me but it's been working recently (Since Yosemite? El Cap? Not sure)
- veidr 11y agoLots of people saying "works for me" but I can corroborate your experience; just flew Tokyo to Florida and didn't notice until the second day that my calendar app thought it was the wrong time and my menu bar clock was wrong. Opening the Date & Time fixed it. So like a lot of bugs, this is probably one that happens "to some of the people, some of the time". (Latest OS X 10.11 on latest-model MacBook Pro.)