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Here is how to get the date from the Unix timestamp (GNU/Linux coreutils): date -d @1666666666 macOS/bsd coreutils: date -r 1666666666
by nixcraft 4y ago
Here is how to get the date from the Unix timestamp (GNU/Linux coreutils):
date -d @1666666666
macOS/bsd coreutils:
date -r 1666666666
- proxysna 4y agoGot a bit curious. date -d @6666666666 Wed 04 Apr 2181 01:51:06 PM CEST
- dillon 4y agoI also got curious → date -d '@2222222222' Fri Jun 1 08:57:02 PM PDT 2040
- marginalia_nu 4y agoYou're implying there's time past 2038-01-19T03:14:07? That's ridiculous.
- hbarka 4y agoIn PostgreSQL: SELECT to_timestamp(1666666666);
- out-of-ideas 4y agoi like your style; but im still trying to quit vi
- Akronymus 4y agoThis key sequence should work no matter which mode you are currently in. <esc> :qa! <enter> It discards all changes in all buffers though.