I'm looking forward to fifteen years from now, when Easter Sunday falls on Thursday January 1, 1970.
@th Epoch fail! https://xkcd.com/376/
@th Well well, someone's Linux server isn't using 64-bit integer dates yet.
Which also means it's running quite an old unupdated distro... Yikes.
And things are made worse by the fact that of the two mayor 32 bit archs one (x86, the other one(s) being the various arm variants) is mostly used for binary compatibility, these days.
AFAIK a lot of distros have just solved the issue by dropping support for 32 bit archs altogether :(
@th welcome to the Epochalypse. It must be Thursday, I never could get the hang of Thursdays.
@th must be after the Rapture
@th unix timestamp L
@th they fixed it! By dropping 2038 and 2039 from the display 😉
https://www.calendar-australia.com/holiday/easter-sunday/4-9-2023/
@th @donmelton Hmm … so whatever patches they did for Y2K weren’t comprehensive. 🤦🏼♀️
Produced by Chatbot, I presume?
@th Well, at least the app recognizes the problem in a way, because it does not fall back to 1901 and the numbers of days are not a very high positive number, but not printed.
@th Happy Y2K38 lmao 😁
@th The Y2k38 bug is closer than the Y2k bug.