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by mirekrusin
3154 days ago
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It's good enough (and correct) to store unix timestamps. For displaying the date - your comment applies... Unix timestamp refers unambiguously to single point in time. Interpretation of this point in time in different timezones is complicated but it's outside of it. |
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My issue was with "then displayed to the proper locale by the client's device." I mean, by itself it is ok, but in the case of a web client one cannot unfortunately just use the Date object and convert the timestamp to a human readable string.