Top "Unix-timestamp" questions

The number of seconds between a particular date and the Unix Epoch on January 1st, 1970

How can I convert from Gregorian Calendar to Unix Time, in Java?

I am in need of a method to convert GregorianCalendar Object to Unix Time (i.e. a long). Also need …

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AngularJS UnixTime to DateTime Format with date filter failed

I learned that one can transform a unix time stamp into a date by using date filter from this post: …

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PHP strtotime() function wrong by 1 hour?

I am converting dates and times into timestamps using PHP before they are inserted into my MySQL database. My problem …

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Get current timestamp from specific timezone

is there an easy way to get the unix timestamp in javascript from a specific timezone? for example i want …

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Dart - Converting Milliseconds Since Epoch (UNIX timestamp) into human readable time

Is there a good way to parse milliseconds since epoch (ex. 1486252500000 13 digits) formatted time into a human readable format?

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Python add days in epoch time

How to add days in epoch time in Python #lssec -a lastupdate -s root -f /etc/security/passwd 2>/dev/…

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Can unix_timestamp() return unix time in milliseconds in Apache Spark?

I'm trying to get the unix time from a timestamp field in milliseconds (13 digits) but currently it returns in seconds (10 …

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Find difference between two timestamps - iOS

I am trying to use NSTimeInterval to figure out the difference between two timestamps in my iOS application. However I …

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How to set date/time from unix timestamp under bash

How to set date/time from unix timestamp under bash root@M501 />date Thu Jan 1 00:10:49 UTC 1970 root@M501 />…

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Why do I need to multiply unix timestamps by 1000 in JavaScript?

I'm sure there's a reason I have to add three zeros to every Unix timestamp in JavaScript in order to …

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