Epoch time with dot? 1391759952.7056
unix-timestamp
Solution
If it were `1391759952.705 * 1000` it would be milliseconds. You seem to have one extra decimal! In Java, you would get this `(1391759952705)` with `System.currentTimeMillis()`. As a detail, in Java, the biggest range is given by `System.nanoTime() - nanoseconds` (faster than `currentMillis()` to my knowledge but not relative to a fixed point in time so it would be more suitable for measuring elapsed times, not the current time).
Problem
I'm using an API that returns "1391759952.7056" as a timestamp. I was wondering what the numbers behind the dot mean? As far as I know only 10 characters get used for Epoch time ...