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No iPad for Australian journo while NAB has daylight savings shutdown

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http://www.itwire.com – Clock-related issues are a scourge of sysadmins worldwide. Even so, who would have expected the National Australia Bank (NAB) needed scheduled downtime to cope with the regular annual ending of daylight savings time? (IT news)

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2012-04-01T15:22:52Z

One of Australia’s four big banks, the National Australia Bank or “nab” as they call themselves these days, is having issues with new users still unable to download nab’s iPhone or iPad app.