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mrzipy
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not quite sure I follow the logic - how do the 1st 5 digits translate into the day.
As to your assumption - it was the 27th when I last tried to sync - so looks like your theory is correct |
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mrzipy
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Unix time is seconds since Unix epoc which is 00:00:00 UTC on January 1, 1970
Makes sorting databases in time order very easy and fast. |
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| epoch sorry for the typo it's Unix epoch |
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Many thanks mrzippy for the explanation and apologies to jpgaudi for my garbage theory about the first 5 numbers.
Thanks also to classy56. I'm not sure I have done anything to help so I might go back to lurking again! |
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