1,234,567,890 Seconds Since Unix Time Began
os2man was one of many readers to let us know that later on today, at 23:31:30 UTC (30 seconds after this story went live), the number of seconds since January 1st 1970 will be exactly 1234567890. January 1st, 1970 marks the start of the clock for the Unix operating system and many other operating systems. Here is a list of celebrations of the moment around the world.
first post of newepoch!
Happy 1234567890, everyone!
n/t
First I find out today is Friday the 13th and now this. I'm surprised today isn't some cult's doomsday.
I Am My Own Worst Enemy
EPOCH WIN
http://xkcd.com/376/
Happy sequential Unix time day.
I am spending it drinking alone on a Friday night and wishing I had a girlfriend. How are the rest of you guys celebrating?
Mother, do you think they'll like this sig?
I wrote a countdown script but then I got confused. Guess I have to wait for the 64-bit one :-(
> time.pl
1234567889 (Fri Feb 13 23:31:29 2009)
> timepl.
timepl.: Command not found.
> time.pl
1234567893 (Fri Feb 13 23:31:33 2009)
Stupid typo!
30 day old PBR.
sorry to break it to you but the set of even primes is quite small.
about the number in question, I might have found an explanation. Consider the sum, as n goes from zero to b-1, for some base b, of n*b^(b-n). For the case of b=10, which seems to have a special meaning to some people, the sum results in the celebrated number.
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sorry to break it to you but the set of even primes is quite small.
True, an even prime is really odd.
378,683,112 second old Glenfiddich for me.
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a skull.
Wasn't it actually more of a countup? :>