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Is there another class to process dates after 2038? (and before 1970)
Thanks.
Thanks.
Jean-Baptiste said:Is there another class to process dates after 2038? (and before 1970)
Thanks.
Is there another class to process dates after 2038? (and before
1970)
Mark J. Reed said:Saturday, 2004 January 10 13:37:04 UTC
Shashank said:Please allow my ignorance: what is this all about? I thought epoch was just
a unit of time.
Did not know that it had a middle.
Hal said:Strangely the math isn't making sense to me at the moment.
A billion seconds should be very roughly thirty years.
That's 10**9 or roughly 2**27. The epoch is 68 years long.
Surely we're not storing it in 28 bits. Someone show me
where I'm being stupid.
Saturday, 2004 January 10 13:37:04 UTC
Could someone tell me an elegant way to figure that out?
I'm trying to figure out how the Time function works. I'm looking at the
ri documentation, but I haven't figured out what it expects for input.
Is UTC the same as Greenwich Mean Time?
Is UTC the same as Greenwich Mean Time?
Daniel said:Is UTC the same as Greenwich Mean Time?
Not only does it feed my growing preference for Ruby over Perl, it's
even less typing.
Short answer: yes. Long answer: "no, but . . . "
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