furthermore, one might choose to interpret unix 32-bit timestamps as a sequence of four 8-bit characters:
"easy"
➡️ 0x65, 0x61, 0x73, 0x79
➡️ 0x65617379
➡️ 1700885369
➡️ Nov 24 '23 08:09:29p
the above assumes you read the integer out of memory big-byte-first or "big-end-ian" which is intuitive but not what most cpus these days do. if you go litte-endian, the bytes are reversed:
"easy"
➡️ 0x65, 0x61, 0x73, 0x79
➡️ 0x79736165 (little-endian!)
➡️ 2037604709
➡️ Jul 27 '34 02:18:29a
so,