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irb(main):003:0> Time.at(1161275493444 / 1000.0)
=> Thu Oct 19 11:31:33 CDT 2006
That trailing “.0” is important (and I omitted it in my answer), if you
want to preserve the sub-second resolution present in your long value.
(Without it, Ruby will perform integer arithmetic and your resulting
Time instance will fall exactly on a second boundary.)
Good point, Kirk.