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You reboot more often than once per week? I sure don't. I'm at 16 days right now on my macOS Sierra installation, and I think the last time I rebooted was becau

You reboot more often than once per week? I sure don't. I'm at 16 days right now on my macOS Sierra installation, and I think the last time I rebooted was because I updated the operating system.

jclardy 9y ago
Just checked my MacBook Pro...45 days. And yeah, that was likely for some updates.
- JumpCrisscross 9y ago
  How do I check this? (I’ll go ahead and discard my HN dumbass card with this move.)
  - miles 9y ago
    Open Terminal.app from Spotlight or Applications/Utilities, then type "uptime" (without quotes) and press Return.
    - masklinn 9y ago
      > then type "uptime" (without quotes) and press Return Then again with quotes also works, as long as you balance them.
  - grzm 9y ago
    > sw_vers -productVersion 10.10.5 > uptime 22:37 up 58 days, 14:45, 7 users, load averages: 2.65 2.87 2.36
  - deleted 9y ago
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  - holyjaw 9y ago
    `uptime`
  - wingerlang 9y ago
    You can also open the menu from the apple icon > about this mac > system report > Software > "time since boot: x days"