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asparajin
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which interval belong to unix time stamp?
what is the relevant of 1 january 1970?


   
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EricZimmerman
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interval? seconds

relevance? Google

https://www.google.com/search?q=why+is+unix+epoch+1970&oq=why+is+unix+e&aqs=chrome.1.57j0l3j62l2.4168j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8


   
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which interval belong to unix time stamp?
what is the relevant of 1 january 1970?

The most common interval is seconds, though some Unix timestamps use milliseconds or even microseconds. There are also 32 bit Unix timestamps, and 64 bit Unix timestamps. It all depends on context.

1/1/1970 is date zero for Unix. If the time stamp is positive, the date occurred after that, if it is negative, it occurred before.


   
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binarybod
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Timestamps an issue?

Tried this?

D

Paul


   
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