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Unix Timestamps
date -r timestampgives the date in human readable form on OpenBSD,
date +%sgives the current unix timestamp (appears to work in *nix). The command in Debian / Ubuntu
date -d @timestamp
To get the time in a different timezone:
TZ="America/New_York" date
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