fix: this solves the warning during compilation #7
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This not only solves the warning/error brought up during compilation, it's also just a sort of belt'n'braces approach to make absolutely sure the timestamp length is correct and didn't get truncated or some other error. This was a new warning/error introduced back in gcc 7.1, and it's one of those "you should do it this way because it's technically the correct way" things that most developers roll their eyes at but, logically, they're technically correct.
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