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by deathanatos
1479 days ago
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> Unix time is the real universal date format surely? Heh… It can't represent UTC (leap seconds). Implementation weirdness like not being able to represent dates outside the 32-bit second counter range due to using a 32-bit second counter. The occasional need to store the TZ the timestamp is relevant in/to. > It underpins basically everything in datetime database entries. It does do that. > The problem is that most people can't read that This is why I prefer RFC 3339 or ISO, in that order. > along with the French somehow never being able to convince the world to adopt decimal time. Somehow. :) |
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