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Strange to see them using PDT as a time zone. Both customers and local personell would be better served with either UTc or the local time zone.
by hyperman1 5y ago
Strange to see them using PDT as a time zone. Both customers and local personell would be better served with either UTc or the local time zone.
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- ThePowerOfFuet 5y agoGoogle does it too. 'Murica.
- benglish11 5y agoAWS does this with all of their outages, presumably because Amazon HQ is in Washington (PDT). I would think UTC would be the preferred "universal" time for communicating these kinds of incidents, because AWS customers span the globe.