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I imagine it's either to make the date internationally unambiguous (re: interpreting yyyy.mm.dd vs yyyy/dd/mm) or to save two bytes per string. I'd bet it's to
by HCIdivision17 12y ago
I imagine it's either to make the date internationally unambiguous (re: interpreting yyyy.mm.dd vs yyyy/dd/mm) or to save two bytes per string. I'd bet it's to make better use of bandwidth, since these time stamps are likely sent enough to have some payoff for it.
- ajuc 12y agoIt it's for bandwidth then they should use miliseconds since start of mission. Maybe they do, BTW, maybe it's just display format.