Brad Feld, on his blog, notes that on Valentines Day, next weekend, Unix time will be 1234567890. It's a bit of a cheat, and he admits this, but it's still very cool. Isn't Unix time supposed to end in 2038?
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Brad Feld, on his blog, notes that on Valentines Day, next weekend, Unix time will be 1234567890. It's a bit of a cheat, and he admits this, but it's still very cool. Isn't Unix time supposed to end in 2038?