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If we were taking leap seconds into account, we should end up with a date/time that is not midnight. Because it does always remain midnight, it shows we are al
by sporkle-feet 5y ago
If we were taking leap seconds into account, we should end up with a date/time that is not midnight.
Because it does always remain midnight, it shows we are all ignoring leap seconds.
- sla29970 5y ago"ignoring leap seconds" is equivalent to "using a time scale that does not conform to UTC". Time scales other than UTC have 86400 seconds in a day. UTC is the exception.