You guys! It's here! It's finally here! Party like it's Y2K38! ๐
https://www.calendar-australia.com/holiday/easter-sunday/4-20-2025/
You guys! It's here! It's finally here! Party like it's Y2K38! ๐ https://www.calendar-australia.com/holiday/easter-sunday/4-20-2025/ 30 comments
@jschauma As I recall, we were seeing this sort of thing happening 15 years ago with the payment schedule for 30 year mortgages @jschauma @jschauma Everything old is new again. It's that, or we all start time traveling. @jschauma I find it interesting that it doesn't display the "correct" dates in the early 1900s as you'd expect from a naive overflow. Maybe the date formatting library clamps negative times to 0? @foonathan @jschauma maybe the logic encounters an error/exception somewhere and just returns a plain date object with default values. @jschauma ah 2038, hopefully Iโll be able to sit back and watch people have to contend with my shitty code @jschauma Interesting. It just reset to 0 epoch time rather than roll over to 1901. @jschauma Meanwhile, NTFS users are safe until sometime on May 28, 60056. XD w00t! i spent new years eve of 1999 like most of my friends. online, waiting to see what we'd miss in the way of y2k fixes. for 2038, i'm just going to be sitting there, with my gas powered generator to keep my freezer making ice, sipping cocktails, and chuckling quietly to myself. occasionally muttering "told em so" or "you'd think they'd have learned by now" under my breath as i smile. |
@jschauma The future begins tomorrow!