0 a record in printed or digital form that shows the time at which something happened or was done:
1 to mark something with a printed or digital record of when something happened or was done:
Ideally I could enter a currency pair and a timestamp like "2010-10-17@15:35:00" and get back an approximate bid.
There in her inbox is a little message that said, Mr. X has ended his relationship. There was a timestamp, 9:45 a. m., and a little broken heart icon.
It is a unique identifier based upon the timestamp and the current Ethernet address.
Next, the video's time stamp jumps forward a month and we're at Rob's going-away party.
There are two main ways of timestamping an item in an RSS 2.0 feed.
At the very least, the courts should forbid the police from looking at any file timestamped before March 18, 2010.
If users download expired, timestamped code, they will see that the digital signature is valid even though the certificate has expired.
The trades themselves are scribbled on cards, then time stamped and recorded by a card clocker in less than 60 seconds.
