Going through TAI is probably the best way for me, I'll have to play around with Jiff to see how practical that is. I'm glad if there is good support for TAI th

Going through TAI is probably the best way for me, I'll have to play around with Jiff to see how practical that is. I'm glad if there is good support for TAI though! One random use-case (reminded by other thread on the front-page) is that I occasionally have needed to analyze some logs, and get some stats from the data. For example having logs like "2024-07-24T14:46:53.123456Z Foo id=42 started" and "2024-07-24T14:46:54.654321Z Foo id=42 finished", and wanting to get some histogram on how long "Foo" took. Sure, ideally you'd have some explicit metrics/tracing system or some other measurements for getting that data, but unfortunately in practice that is not always the case and I have to make do with what I have. Or even more simple, I just want to sort bunch of events to establish a timeline. UNIX style time handling makes that difficult. NTP adjustments can also cause problems in these sort of cases, but at least the systems I work with are usually kept in relatively tight sync so the "window of uncertainty" is much less than 1s.