@ErikUden Eine Bildbeschreibung, die den Witz für Unwissende erklärt. Das ist ja richtig gut!

@ErikUden ach bis dahin gibts doch kein 32bit mehr!! (wegduck)

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Don't forget about the 2K36 issue!

The 64-bit timestamp used by NTPv3 and earlier will cycle from February 7, 2036 at 06:28:16 back to January 1, 1900 🫤🤷‍♂️

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I never saw that one coming! It did remind me of #recycling #paper #calendars. You don't need to buy a #2024 #calendar if you have one laying around from 1940, 1968 or 1996.

@ErikUden I worked with someone who did that for storing order times in an e-commerce database. If you wanted a month's sales out, you'd have to calculate the timestamps, instead of "SQL, select April"

@ErikUden Looks like I may get to trot out my mad COBOL skillz again 😂

@ErikUden this meme is epoch

@ErikUden The 2038 page has a month name that ends with “ber” when the overflow happens in January 2038. Yeah, I know… I’m nuts… #timenuts