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donoreo
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donoreo

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UNIX Time = 1111111111

According to »www.onlineconversion.com ··· time.htm , Unix time (based on seconds since standard epoch of 1/1/1970) is supposed reach 1111111111 on Fri, 18 Mar 2005 01:58:31 GMT (8:58:31 PM tonight Eastern).

That's only 1036372537 seconds from 2^31 (i.e. Tue, 19 Jan 2038 03:14:08 GMT)

yock
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yock

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neat fact, thanks for the heads up!

alien9999999
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does that mean that everyone should use 64bit systems in 2038 ?

yock
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said by alien9999999:

does that mean that everyone should use 64bit systems in 2038 ?
64-bit systems are so 2004.......sheesh

BeesTea
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said by alien9999999:

does that mean that everyone should use 64bit systems in 2038 ?
Nice try Alien, I'm not falling for that 64bit scam. Next you'll be telling me I need ipv6.

alien9999999
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said by BeesTea:
said by alien9999999:

does that mean that everyone should use 64bit systems in 2038 ?
Nice try Alien, I'm not falling for that 64bit scam. Next you'll be telling me I need ipv6.
why, of course, how else will you fit the timestamp in the IP header?

seriously, why is the 32th bit not used? and why only 32bit timestamps?