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I'm getting filenames like this: I recognize the first half as the ISO format of date, however, I have no idea of the second half. Why not a full ISO format? $ date --iso=seconds
2024-02-16T12:39:42-05:00 |
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JosuaCarl
Mar 26, 2025
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The format is: "yyyyMMdd-A". I have no idea why, though... It's kinda bad to read. The 'A' stands for milliseconds that were passed during this day. |
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The format is: "yyyyMMdd-A". I have no idea why, though... It's kinda bad to read.
The 'A' stands for milliseconds that were passed during this day.