Where can I see the current server time on Stack Overflow?
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Since the Stack Exchange sites run on one clock, and a clock that is not common to most of us (such as those of us in the US), can we display a clock with the site time (UTC) displayed somewhere on every page, such as at the bottom with the other text?  That way we are more aware of when the days turn over, and ecetera...  close votes, delete votes, flags, and normal votes would also benefit from this as well (thanks @Grace Note!)...    What do you guys think? yea or nay? thoughts?
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Looking at , I see "asked yesterday" (which I really hate; I'd like to see an exact time specification rather than this vague one, especially in the list of questions). But it was not asked yesterday! When I hover over it to show the exact time, it shows it was actually the day before yesterday!  This snapshot was taken at 2012-03-31 15:00 UTC (plus or minus a few minutes):    Whatever different opinions you may have on the implementation, yesterday is a word with a certain meaning. Redefining it is not a good idea. At least rephrase this as "1 day ago" or something.
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What time zone do Stack Overflow's servers operate in?  I noticed that it couldn't be my time zone, or the ones before me (I'm in North American Eastern Time), because I logged into SO earlier today (around 12 pm), then I logged in just a few minutes ago (around 8 pm), then about a minute later I got the Fanatic badge (yay me!).
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How do you get the current time (not date AND time)?  Example: 5:42:12 PM
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The StackOverflow maintenance page states:     Routine maintenance usually takes less than an hour. If this turns   into an extended outage, we will post details on the .     Would it be worthwhile to add a latest tweet(s) from  on this page as well?  As we saw today, the outage was short enough to not merit a blog post, but caused enough of an impact to post a tweet about.  It could be done either via the  or using the embed code (as provided by Twitter):  &lt;a class="twitter-timeline" href="https://twitter.com/StackStatus" data-widget-id="443439711357370368"&gt;Tweets by @StackStatus&lt;/a&gt; &lt;script&gt;!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+"://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs");&lt;/script&gt;
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In the ,  can monitor some things like the total traffic on the site. However, it seems to be broken at the moment, all figures are almost zero. This is how it looks for Meta Stack Exchange (other sites show similar pictures):
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Stack Overflow was down for a long time here, probably about an hour.  What was the cause?
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Is there a standard way for a web server to be able to determine a user's timezone within a web page?   Perhaps from an HTTP header or part of the user-agent string?
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Why is there a 15 minute time limit on accepting an answer in StackOverflow?
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I went to check some of my queries against UNIX &amp; Linux this morning and noticed that the results all had dates older than a week. Going to   query, I see that U&amp;L is among the sites whose most recent posts/comments are 2020-04-19 instead of 2020-04-26, as expected. Partial results of incompletely-refreshed sites are:  ... StackExchange.Meta                    2020-04-19 05:15:09 comments  StackExchange.Ubuntu                  2020-04-19 05:08:40 comments  StackExchange.Stats                   2020-04-19 05:06:54 comments  StackExchange.Ubuntu                  2020-04-19 05:02:17 posts     StackExchange.Programmers             2020-04-19 04:51:22 comments  StackExchange.Programmers             2020-04-19 04:48:14 posts     StackExchange.Gaming                  2020-04-19 04:46:57 posts     StackExchange.Stats                   2020-04-19 04:40:08 posts     StackExchange.Meta                    2020-04-19 04:36:48 posts     StackExchange.English                 2020-04-19 04:34:46 comments  StackExchange.Math                    2020-04-19 04:32:38 comments  StackExchange.Tex                     2020-04-19 04:25:59 posts     StackExchange.Math                    2020-04-19 04:22:14 posts     StackExchange.Tex                     2020-04-19 04:19:32 comments  StackExchange.Unix                    2020-04-19 04:17:12 comments  StackExchange.English                 2020-04-19 04:15:42 posts     StackExchange.Unix                    2020-04-19 04:15:31 posts     StackExchange.Gis                     2020-04-19 04:14:44 posts     StackExchange.Electronics             2020-04-19 04:11:13 comments  ...   Sorting by date doesn't make it obvious to me where the refresh died/stopped, but hopefully this post alerts the correct people.
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Something similar to Unix's timestamp, that is a single number that represents the current time and date. Either as a number or a string.
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I need to check CPU and memory usage for the server in java, anyone know how it could be done?
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So on the Twitter website, underneath the post there's a timestamp, but it's not very specific - it will just say something like Jul 10, or 11 hours ago or something like that.  Is there any way to find the EXACT time a tweet was posted?  Like to the second?  I want to avoid messing around with programming or dealing with the API if possible, but I've looked all over, and haven't been able to find anything.
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(The linux equivalent of TimeThis.exe)  Something like:  timethis wget foo.com Receiving foo.com   ...  wget foo.com took 3 seconds.
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I see where to set the frequency ie weekly, daily, etc, but not how to set what time of day it checks.
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Update 2014-04-17 04:47 UTC: Stable, with some odds and ends to clean up      The main MSO/MSE sites are stable, but there are plenty of corners left to sweep. For details, see:    Not all of them mind you, just Meta Stack Overflow into Meta Stack Exchange.  I'll have you know, factually, that we really did believe this would take place in six-to-eight weeks when it was , but we've finally got a tentative date established.  If things go according to plan, we'll begin the operation shortly after 8:30 PM EDT on the 16th, completing everything within a few hour window. Ideally, all service disrupting endeavors will be completed within the first hour, which include:   The availability of Meta Stack Overflow The availability of Stack Overflow (more on this shortly) The availability of Chat on Meta Stack Overflow   As you know, we'll be bolting on a standard issue per-site meta on Stack Overflow, while breaking the link between what will have become Meta Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow. There's some irritable innards in that particular region, so we'll be asking folks to expect the unexpected during the maintenance window. Affected sites will be in and out of read-only mode, or quite possibly just down for maintenance while we're doing the actual break.  I'll be posting a system message on both Meta Stack Overflow as well as Stack Overflow itself 24 hours before we begin the actual work.   Did I say tentative in a six-to-eight-something time frame again? Why yes, I did - we're currently running some tests on the dev tier to simulate the split as closely as possible, so that we can better anticipate quirks that we need to address prior to actually doing it.  Once the sites have actually been stood up functionally on the production tier, we're going to get to work on finishing touches. This will include things like site settings (which determine bits of text you see in the question prompts, rep thresholds, etc) and all sorts of other fine tuning.  Once we're done:   Stack Overflow will have a blank, empty child meta site just like every other site The new Meta Stack Exchange will be up and running All rooms on Chat Meta Stack Overflow will be moved to Chat Meta Stack Exchange  I'll send over about 150 - 200 questions from MSE to MSO, most of which will be tag or SO-specific feature related posts that got buried by the network stuff without resolution.   If the tentative date moves, I'll update this post with the new date. However, we do not anticipate this happening any later than Saturday, April 19 - in the case that we see down time we can't mitigate and need to do it on a weekend.  The ground work is basically done, we're finishing up sanity now with a great deal of confidence, and we're pretty certain that we'll hit between those dates, if not directly on the tentative 16th.  Questions? Kvetch? Anonymous confessions? Answer below, and I'll address each in comments.
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Is it possible to check the status of my question which is under hold, and has been edited just now for reopening queue?  this is my