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Name: Tyler	none
Thanks a lot for this, I was feeling lazy and wanted to verify a generated timestamp from input was correct and your tool did exactly that.
Name: Jack	none
Thank you for the helpful utility. I'd like to suggest one new feature that would make it more useful. Microsoft uses hexidecimal format for the date (rather than decimal). I had to go to another site to convert hex to decimal, and then was able to plug the decimal value in to your site. A capability to input directly in hex would be useful.
Name: spilsnthrils	none
Happy Birthday 76000000 To me
Name: Carly	none
Very useful script - thank you!!
Name: Maarten	none
@Daniel I think it did use to accept single digit 0's. I've been using this site for as long as I can remember and will probably continue doing so unless I learn to do it in my head faster than I can open up this website (probably never ). I can't remember that I ever had to enter double 00's for midnight.
Name: Daniel	use contact form
Hi Maarten, I don't think it has ever worked with '0' instead of '00', however I've modified the converter so it should now work with single digits. Daniel
Name: Helping Hand	none
range 00-23, hmm maybe you should try 00 instead of 0
Name: Maarten	none
Is it broken? It won't accept hour, minute and second as 0 anymore. It will just replace it with the current hour, minute and second.
Name: Hielke	none
This is my Brithday, I don´t know the exacly second that I was bord, but I know the Minute! =D 1241461490
Name: Björn	none
the above script needs a small fix: WRONG: date -d "1970-01-01 ${LOCALE} ${1} seconds" +"%Y-%m-%d %T " RIGHT: date -d "1970-01-01 UTC ${1} seconds" +"%Y-%m-%d %T %Z" (because epoche time is always UTC)
Name: kt	none
Best website. I really need that kind of website. Thanks Guys KT
Name: alexli	none
This is the only converter, I have found, that takes timezone into consideration. Great work, extremely useful
Name: bortin	none
9876543210 is my birthday!!
Name: Charlie	none
@Jay - Unfortunately that site doesn't have a converter from real time to timestamp, so no... it doesn't make this site useless.
Name: Hielke	none
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Name: Blackhead	none
What about 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 timestamp? It translates to Tuesday, July 21st 2009, 8:01:04 (GMT)!!! Isn't it cool?
Name: ccheney	ccheney05 at gmail dot com
Happy 1234567890 time!
Name: Zdziho	none
And if you're looking for a good converter try here http://www.epochconverter.com/
Name: Zdziho	none
And it does not work as it can't convert any dates beyond year 2037.
Name: Zdziho	none
It does not work as 99999999999 _DOES_NOT_ translates to Friday, July 11th 2008, 4:56:31 (GMT) - as the tool says.

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