>Fri 14 Jul 2017 02:40:00 UTC
>Unix time is 1500000000
What will you do? Personally I'll be lighting a candle (for dmr) and installing Research Unix in SIMH whilst stroking my beard.
Anyone got any Unix stories to tell?
What are you doing to celebrate?
Mason Bell
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Ryan Campbell
nothing
I'm not an autistic nerd
Robert Bennett
Probably nothing.
Josiah Robinson
Install gentoo
Kayden Martinez
>What will you do?
Programming in C after 5 years since I've abandoned it.
Couple of minutes later and after some mallocs, segfaults and UBs, I'll remember why I've abandoned it and went to Rust and Go instead.
Christian Jackson
You’re posting on this Mongolian basketweaving forum. Chances are you’re autistic and just don’t know it.
Gabriel Brooks
>tfw the Y2K error will happen again
Kayden King
sleep
Nathan Miller
Trying to get 1500000000000 picture on Sup Forums.
Luke Mitchell
Sleeping, alas.
>tfw you're not in the right timezone to properly celebrate
Jayden Clark
same honestly
been figuring out image timing all day :^)
Jayden Martinez
shit i just figured out why they are named like that.
Benjamin Kelly
That's today at 10:40 EST, right?
Aiden Harris
date -d @1500000000
Ryan Lewis
Have fun trying to nail it down to the microsecond. I've only ever seen a few ones with clear trips.
Yes.
Colton Murphy
So it was 3 hours ago? I didn't even hear about it.
Alexander Lopez
PM, AKA 22:00. It's currently 1499972322
Brandon Ward
>PM, AKA 22:00. It's currently 1499972322
What do I do with this information?
Benjamin Martin
en.wikipedia.org
If I want to celebrate exactly 1.5 billion seconds since the epoch, should I do so already at @1499999973 or 02:39:33 UTC?
>Leap seconds in Unix time are commonly implemented by repeating the last second of the day.
Daniel Brooks
Start counting? And get your Gentoo iso's ready.
Evan Perez
millisecond*
it isn't that precise