- 10.5: A note about Time Machine time zones
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I've noticed one small oddity in Time Machine. If you try to completely restore your system from a Time Machine backup, it seems as if Time Machine has gone on holiday to California, rather than staying in wet London or cold Zurich: Your backups all have timestamps which are about nine hours prior to the actual local time at which they were saved. It's not really a problem, but it is a little disconcerting, especially since by the time you're having to do a full system restall, your nerves are probably a little frayed anyhow. [robg adds: As I'm located in California's time zone, I can't really test this one very easily. If you can confirm, please comment.]
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