Happy 1234567890 in advance!!

Yes, totaly different post.

As some may know, tonight the Unix timestardard is reaching the magical number 123456790. For those who dont know, check wikipedia

So for everyone i may not see tonight, HAPPY 1234567890!!

Follow the time at:
http://www.coolepochcountdown.com/

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Ooh, Java uses the same standard (not surprisingly)

That's pretty cool (in a really nerdy way)

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I don't get it O.o

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Kinda wierd it's happening on Friday 13th too

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Like when you used to get all excited in school about the calendar reading something like 9-9-99, but in Nerdese.

Seconds, hours, days, months and years are too tricky for most computer systems to add and subtract in so they represent time in a rawer form (like the number of seconds since 1/1/1970 0:00:00) internally and translate it into our time as needed.

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Actually that's milliseconds (EDIT: in java.util.Date, not *nix time_t), but anyway, Happy 1234567890 Epoch!

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I thought it was a reference half of us becoming GenericHero483284829s when we find Americans have already used our characters' names

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That i will celebrate once NCsoft finaly give out an official statement

(with the irony that probably i get generic names due my own US account )

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