Unix time_t hits 1.5Gs early Friday UTC
Unix time_t will hit 1 500 000 000 at 2017 Jul 14 Fri 02:40:00+0000 which is Thursday evening in North America: $ for city in Vancouver Edmonton Regina Winnipeg Toronto Halifax St_Johns; do TZ=America/$city date -d@1500000000 +%c\ %Z; done 2017 Jul 13 Thu 19:40:00 PDT 2017 Jul 13 Thu 20:40:00 MDT 2017 Jul 13 Thu 20:40:00 CST 2017 Jul 13 Thu 21:40:00 CDT 2017 Jul 13 Thu 22:40:00 EDT 2017 Jul 13 Thu 23:40:00 ADT 2017 Jul 14 Fri 00:10:00 NDT and on some other time scales, which may not be aligned to UTC: $ gpstime.sh @1500000000 2017 Jul 14 Fri 02:40:00+0000 JD 2457948.611111 MJD 57948.111111 ToD 9599 NTP 3708988800 Unix 1500000000 TAI-UTC 37 TAI-GPS 19 GPS-UTC 18 GPS We 1957 Cy 1 Wn 933 Wa 165 ToW 441618 DoW 5 ToD 9618 As usual there will be some Europeans staying up late to celebrate and party. Unix time won't hit 1.5Gis until: $ gpstime.sh @`bc <<< 2^30*3/2` 2021 Jan 14 Thu 08:25:36+0000 JD 2459228.851111 MJD 59228.351111 ToD 30336 NTP 3819601536 Unix 1610612736 TAI-UTC 37 TAI-GPS 19 GPS-UTC 18 GPS We 2140 Cy 2 Wn 92 Wa 92 ToW 375954 DoW 4 ToD 30354 and it will be a while before it hits 2Gs: $ gpstime.sh @2000000000 2033 May 18 Wed 03:33:20+0000 JD 2463735.648148 MJD 63735.148148 ToD 12799 NTP 4208988800 Unix 2000000000 TAI-UTC 37 TAI-GPS 19 GPS-UTC 18 GPS We 2784 Cy 2 Wn 736 Wa 224 ToW 272018 DoW 3 ToD 12818 -- Take care. Thanks, Brian Inglis, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
"Brian" == Brian Inglis <Brian.Inglis@SystematicSw.ab.ca> writes:
Brian> Unix time_t will hit 1 500 000 000 at 2017 Jul 14 Fri 02:40:00+0000 Brian> which is Thursday evening in North America: Thank you for this! My tweet is getting a lot of traction: perl -le 'print scalar localtime 15e8' Thu Jul 13 19:40:00 2017 Of course, that will print the localtime in whatever timezone they are in. I followed it up with: perl -le 'print scalar gmtime 15e8' Fri Jul 14 02:40:00 2017 Just so that it was clear to everyone what was happening. -- Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc. - +1 503 777 0095 <merlyn@stonehenge.com> <URL:http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/> Perl/Unix consulting, Technical writing, Comedy, etc. etc. Still trying to think of something clever for the fourth line of this .sig
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