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1234567890 Day

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Yeah - I read about this on slashdot a couple days ago. Pretty awesome

can somebody explain me what is that?

impelse wrote: »

can somebody explain me what is that?

Click the 'what is unix time' link they have.

I better run out right now and stock up before there's a run on the local liquor store!!

http://www.levenez.com/unix/unix.pdf

mikej412 wrote: »

I better run out right now and stock up before there's a run on the local liquor store!!

I have that philosophy most nights

Quick, someone throw a party in Chicago area!

Oh, I'd heard something about it, yeah. . .

13 minutes, and counting. . .

Happy 1234567890 Day, everybody!

Tonight we party, then we get back to work until 9876543210 Day. . .

Slowhand wrote: »

Happy 1234567890 Day, everybody!

Tonight we party, then we get back to work until 9876543210 Day. . .

You were two minutes early lol ... Not using a driftfile are you

Gomjaba wrote: »

You were two minutes early lol ... Not using a driftfile are you

Nope, TE's clocks are two minutes off. The whole office had several different countdown timers on their screens, along with a telnet connection into a (properly-configured) FreeBSD server to check the time.

Grrrr. . . why can't the whole world just do it right?

Yay!

Slowhand wrote: »

Tonight we party, then we get back to work until 9876543210 Day. . .

..but I don't want work for another 274 years.

I think I missed 0987654321 day

And don't forget that Overflow Day is January 19, 2038.

Thank you signed 32-bit integers.

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