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Working in telecom, I have to integrate my Rails and plain Ruby apps with Java or Unix based systems running on remote hosts. Most often these systems are running remotely and are accessed via an XML-over-HTTP interface (no SOAP, no REST, blah…).
I’ve found that one of the most infuriating things that UNIX and Java “roll [...] ... Continue reading »
I’ve found that one of the most infuriating things that UNIX and Java “roll [...] ... Continue reading »
5 months ago
Is there such thing as a leap millisecond (or any smaller time division for that matter). Or in other words, does:
javatime == (unixtime * 1000)
in fact hold true (for those people who do care about ms precision when doing the conversion)?
4 months ago