Comment on Today at 16:53:20 GMT, it'll be 1400000000 in Unix time.Comments−gilgoomesh12yThat's like what? 0x53724E00? It's not even a round number. Silly humans.−sytelus12yAnd why would you be so obsessed with round numbers? Silly pseudo-humans.−ozhOP12yYeah but 0x60000000 will be 14 Jan 2021 08:25:36 GMT, who knows if the internet will still exist by this time so we can celebrate?−kachnuv_ocasek12y0x55555555 is in a year and two days. Tangible enough?−turbojerry12yFor those that may not get the joke the 555 is a timer chip.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/555_timer_IC−nakkiel12yAnd for those who don't get the other joke, "555" is the Thai equivalent of "lol".−kemo12ynerds.−girzel12yWhat great pleasure this thread gave me. My Thai daughter confirmed the joke and, after a very painful explanation of bases, was laughing (tentatively) along with me.−kalleboo12y0x60000000 will be fine. The internet won't end until at least 0x7FFFFFFF!−yiedyie12yYou meant internet as we know it.−swang12yA real robot would be all, 1010011011100100100111000000000−shurcooL12yWhy would a real robot be using ascii characters 48 and 49?−return012ybut why would you count time in hex?−mykhal12ywhy not? why are you dividing a day into 24 parts, and them into 60 parts, and them again as well?
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That's like what? 0x53724E00? It's not even a round number. Silly humans.
And why would you be so obsessed with round numbers? Silly pseudo-humans.
Yeah but 0x60000000 will be 14 Jan 2021 08:25:36 GMT, who knows if the internet will still exist by this time so we can celebrate?
0x55555555 is in a year and two days. Tangible enough?
For those that may not get the joke the 555 is a timer chip.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/555_timer_IC
And for those who don't get the other joke, "555" is the Thai equivalent of "lol".
nerds.
What great pleasure this thread gave me. My Thai daughter confirmed the joke and, after a very painful explanation of bases, was laughing (tentatively) along with me.
0x60000000 will be fine. The internet won't end until at least 0x7FFFFFFF!
You meant internet as we know it.
A real robot would be all, 1010011011100100100111000000000
Why would a real robot be using ascii characters 48 and 49?
but why would you count time in hex?
why not? why are you dividing a day into 24 parts, and them into 60 parts, and them again as well?