Ich koennte mir vorstellen, dass hier auch der eine oder andere mit
dem Kopf schuetteln will... :-)
Slashdot Newsticker wrote:
> http://slashdot.org/articles/01/04/17/1915221.shtml
>
> The Quickly Descending Unix Timestamp
>
> Posted by timothy on Wednesday April 18, @02:07PM
>
> from the sequential-numbers dept.
>
> Teach writes: "If my calculations are correct, on Thursday,
> April 19, 2001, at 04:25:21 UTC (00:25:21 EDT and late
> Wednesday at 21:25:21 PDT), the UNIX clock will read
> 987654321, which is pretty cool. This will be the first of
> two such "significant" events in 2001, the second being
> 01:46:39 UTC on 2001-09-09, when the clock will read
> 999999999 (and then of course "roll over" to 1000000000 one
> second later). Use the Time Zone Converter to help you figure
> out when this will occur in your area, or read up on other
> critical dates (such as when the 32-bit signed UNIX clock
> overflows in 2038)."
Gruesse,
Joey
-- All language designers are arrogant. Goes with the territory... -- Larry Wall
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