>>12462540I'm not. I am genuinely wondering how nasfaq implements time.
different places observe the end of daylight savings/summer time at different dates, because burgers are retarded and keep changing it when they get bored.If it's tied to UTC, it will end up happening at 08:05 Eastern. If it's actually tied to [America/New York] like the clock on nasfaq suggests, it will just be an hour later for everyone else. The info page says "ET" - so I would assume it's the latter, but if you request yesterday's history using the activity page, this is the API request:
> getHistory?timestamp=1635825600000Unix timestamps are inherently UTC
Tue Nov 02 2021 04:00:00 UTC+0000
Tue Nov 02 2021 00:00:00 UTC-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
depending on how this actually works
and whether or not devs thought of this, or whatever little widget they're using to handle the calendar on the activity page is doing, it could break the activity page?
