Closed BeepBot99 closed 7 months ago
I will test it tomorrow.
Note that, on this website for example, it is the timestamp in miliseconds, not the epoch timestamp. Although, they are both actually epoch timestamps since an epoch timestamp is just the time since the epoch, which was January 1, 1970 at 12 AM UTC.
I was just about to ask that!
You can merge when ready
On that website, the "epoch timestamp" is the timestamp in seconds. Although, what's funny is that unix computers actually use the timestamp in microseconds, which is neither of those!
LGTM!
Wow with an exclamation mark! But what did you do to test it? Just curious.
I tested with a timestamp in the past and in the future, and both true
and false
.
But did you test it for years, months, and challenges?
Months and challenges, probably will work in years also
Resolves #75.