Unix Time 1760000000 will be on:

Thu Oct 09 2025 09:53:20 UTC+0100 (British Summer Time) or 08:53.20 UTC

#UnixTime #UnixTime1760000000

It's counting and going... with light effects
( #unixtime / #epoch / #unixtime1750000000 )

So that's Sun Jun 15 2025 16:06:40 UTC+0100 (British Summer Time) for those in the #UK and are playing along 🙂

#UnixTime # 1750000000 #UnixTime1750000000

Kinda annoyed that there wasn't even a spike in traffic on my website yesterday at 2025-04-16T19:07:44+00:00

https://www.epochalypse.today/

Was no one watching the bit flip to 01101000 00000000 00000000 00000000?

Anyway, see you guys at 2029-07-18T05:49:52+00:00 when it flips to 01110000 00000000 00000000 00000000, which is when we'll lose the next bit to the epochalypse.

#epochalypse #unix #unixtime #year2038 #year2038problem #y2k38 #software

Every day is one step closer to 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem

#Year2038Problem #Y2038 #Y2K38 #Y2K38 #Superbug #Epochalypse #UnixTime #Epoch

Unix TIme 1745678910 will occur on Saturday April 26th at 14:48:30 UTC

😊

#UnixTime #1745678910

#temps

#linux #clock #unixtime

@AaronDavid #DST should be outlawed and #Unixtime mandated globally.

#SaylightSavingsTime

Unix time of 1750000000 will be on Sunday 15th June at 15:06:40 UTC

#UnixTime

🤷 "Hey, what have you been doing recently? "
🤓 "Ehhhhhhm, I created this #epoch countdown notification script?!"
🤷 "You're weird!"

😅

(disclaimer: I'm aware the timer isn't accurate. Just haven't figured out yet exactly why. I think it's because of leap days or something....I'm tired, to be continued 😁)

#xfce #xfcepanel #genmon #unixtime #linuxmint

Unix Time 1740000000 will be coming up on
Wed Feb 19 2025 21:20:00 UTC 😊

https://time.is/Unix_time

#UnixTime

Ahhh, stimmt. Gleich kommenden wieder dutzende Mails. "Alles gute zum 55 Geburtstag!"

Jau. Der 1.1.1970 ist halt ein schönes Datum für "DU MUSS DEIN GEBURTSTAG ANGEBEN!"-Seiten :-D

#Unixtime

🧵 2/2

Oof, the previous toot might be ambiguous:

1st of all, i'm fine & happy! 😃

Because i've DECIDED to be a #hedonist / #atheist! I'm also a #furry-ish kinda "weirdo" (unusual person[-ality]), now. (see also, the "mostly harmless" bit in my bio/profile)

I prefer enjoying my life, while it lasts! 🍻

One of my #BucketList items is: surviving the #Y2k38 bug. I really wanna see what happens, when the #UnixTime #Integer rolls over! 🤣 (i'm aware of BIGINTDATETIME)

#ThisIsFine 🐶 🔥

"Last clustering run: 1/1/1970"
I didn't even know tensorflow existed back then
#unixtime

For those in the #UK who are confused as to the correct time followng the end of Brisish Summer TIme to #GMT then this might help 😉

https://time.is/Unix_time

#UnixTime #BST #ClocksGoBack

Apart from the end of British Summer Time tomorrow morning (Sunday) at 02:00 we also have a Unix Time milestone at 03:33:20 UTC when we reach 1730000000 🙂

#UnixTime #BST #GMT #Y2K38

Unix Epoch in
1730000000 seconds

on date and time:
Sunday October 27th 2024
GMT 03:33:20

#unixtime
#epoch

Para muchos de vosotros es bien conocido que el momento que los sistemas operativos UNIX utilizan como momento cero desde el que cuentan el tiempo en segundos (la época UNIX, mala traducción de the UNIX epoch) es el 1 de enero de 1970. Pues bien, hoy se cumplen exactamente 20000 días exactos desde ese momento.

Ese momento me lo recordó @drang@fosstodon.org con una entrada en el que enlaza a otra entrada de @eddelbuettel@mastodon.social, que demostraba en R cómo calcular el número entero de días transcurridos desde el 1 de enero de 1970 a partir del número de segundos reportado por el reloj del sistema:

> Sys.setenv(TZ="UTC")> difftime(Sys.Date(), as.Date("1970-01-01"))Time difference of 20000 days

Drang proporcionaba el siguiente código en Bash (también válido en ZSH, o incluso sh; no válido en csh o tcsh):

$ echo $(( $(date +"%s")/86400 ))20000

Yo prefiero hacerlo en Python, donde hay varias maneras de hacerlo:

> # Utilizando división entera sobre la época UNIX> import datetime as dt> dt.datetime.today().timestamp()//8640020000.0

Pero también se puede hacer usando los códigos de formateo de fechas de la función date de UNIX (los mismos que utiliza el comando date):

> # Utilizando división entera sobre la época UNIX> import datetime as dt> int(dt.datetime.strftime(dt.datetime.today(), format="%s"))//8640020000

Y una forma más de demostrar que hoy, 4 de octubre de 2024, es el día 20000 de la época UNIX:

> import datetime as dt> dt.datetime(1970,1,1)+dt.timedelta(days=20000)datetime.datetime(2024, 10, 4, 0, 0)

¡Feliz vigésimo milésimo día!

https://santander-vela.net/2024/10/04/feliz-20000-dias-de-viaje-unixino/

#20000 #bash #Python #R #shell #Unix #UNIXEpoch #UNIXTime

@echedellelr how about date %s aka. #Unixtime or YYYYMMDD,hhmmssTZ ?

Almost as close as yours...

Upcoming Unix Time milestone on

Sun Aug 18 2024 16:53:20

when the Unix Time will be 1724000000

🙂

#UnixTime #1724000000