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Ianto Cannon's JavaScript-Generated Clock Graphics Displaying UTC

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pppone

10mo ago· 1 min readen

Summary

The article describes Ianto Cannon's clock graphics, which are generated as scalable vector graphics using JavaScript. These clocks display Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) in various formats, including binary (Unix time) and polygons (yy:M:w:d:h:mm:ss). The source code is available for use and modification.

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These clocks are generated as scalable vector graphics using JavaScript. Feel free to use and modify the source code.
Each clock displays the current Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): Loading…
These squares show the Unix time, which is a 32-bit signed integer representing the number of seconds since 1970.
These polygons show the time in the format yy:M:w:d:h:mm:ss, where M is the month, w is the week in the month, and d is the day of the week.
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These clocks are generated as scalable vector graphics using JavaScript. Feel free to use and modify the source code. Each clock displays the current Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): Loading…

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