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32-bit Linux systems will stop working in 2038. Since system time is recorded as a 32-bit integer (the number of seconds since 1970-01-01) its limitation will extend only this long. - Thank God I'm running 64 bit...
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:26:46 UTC from web-
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@dlcentaur Hi o,o
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:29:48 UTC from web-
@omni How are you?!
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:30:10 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur I'm fine o,o
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:32:49 UTC from web-
@omni Good! :) Anything new happened since we last talked?
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:35:03 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur Worked on my game a bit, that's all :P
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:43:39 UTC from web-
@omni How is that coming?
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:44:40 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur http://178.85.178.39/textmode/src/ - Basic randomisation is done, but need to randomise more, add more objects and in general just improve stuff :P
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:45:38 UTC from web-
@omni Sweet!!
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:48:05 UTC from web
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@thatonepony that was my thought XD
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@thatonepony Nah, your system clock will just stop working then, it's no big deal.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:28:43 UTC from web -
@omni I'm going to be sad if anyone is still using 32-bit systems in 2038.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:29:55 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel People probably will be, the same kind of people that still run Windows 98SE now.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:32:39 UTC from web-
@omni I have a windows ME cd around here somewhere...
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:33:39 UTC from web-
@colfax The oldest thing I have lying around here is SUSe Linux 9.1, which is from 2004 (unless Windows XP is even older than that).
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:34:39 UTC from web-
@omni The oldest thing I have around here, OS wise, is this. http://i.imgur.com/0NAvJ.jpg
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:36:27 UTC from web-
@colfax Cool...
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:43:57 UTC from web-
@omni My first comp was an old DOS system and one of the first things I did was promptly delete the entire OS...
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:46:34 UTC from web-
@colfax On accident or on purpose?
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:47:01 UTC from web-
@omni Oh, entirely on purpose, I didn't see why I needed all those files taking up valuable space on my Plus Hardcard 20.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:49:35 UTC from web-
@colfax Ah, I see o,o
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:50:28 UTC from web-
@omni And, in case you're wondering, this was my first comp, I pulled it out of a dumpster thinking it was a portable sewing machine. http://derpy.me/lOswp
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:53:29 UTC from web-
@colfax that's a cool computer it's old, but cool, why cant a CPU be like that now... oh wait. it's called a laptop.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:54:20 UTC from web-
@decibel I wish I still had it, I'd gut the case, toss the crt, and then stuff a flatpanel and a high end desktop system inside it.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:56:01 UTC from web
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@colfax You beat me, I think MS-DOS 5 is the oldest I have.
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@omni It is. XP came out in 2001.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:45:00 UTC from web
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@toksyuryel 32 bit systems will be treasured antiques by then xD
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:38:09 UTC from web
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@thatonepony Yeah, I know. Even then, come on, 2038 is MORE than enough time to create a "bugfix" for such old systems that still aren't running 64 bit by then. I'm not saying the Y2k bug didn't cause any issues, but its effects were grossly overestimated.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:32:02 UTC from web -
@thatonepony I do believe I recall a program that started saving calender entries wrongly when the year 2000 started because it only looked at the last 3 numbers, but most applications were unaffected, true.
Sunday, 08-Jul-12 17:41:54 UTC from web
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