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04.12.2018, 13:50
It is UNIX timestamp, number of seconds from January 1st, 1970. You can use os.date(fmt, time) to convert to human-readable date. If you need a relative value (hours, minutes etc between two timestamps) then you need to convert manually using / and % math operators.
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os.time() - by AlexLV - 04.12.2018, 13:32
RE: os.time() - by admin - 04.12.2018, 13:50
RE: os.time() - by Zen - 10.03.2023, 19:43
RE: os.time() - by AlexLV - 04.12.2018, 15:05
RE: os.time() - by Erwin van der Zwart - 11.03.2023, 07:25
RE: os.time() - by Zen - 11.03.2023, 17:50
RE: os.time() - by admin - 13.03.2023, 07:48
RE: os.time() - by Zen - 13.03.2023, 08:14

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