and in just 18 years we will face the 2038 problem, where the Unix epoch timestamp will reach its 32bit signed integer limit.
and in just 18 years we will face the 2038 problem, where the Unix epoch timestamp will reach its 32bit signed integer limit.
and in just 18 years we will face the 2038 problem,
I thought of that too.
Screw those who designed that crappy epoch system.
Newer file systems such as ext4 are already prepared for it, but many legacy systems will fail. Epically.
> and in just 18 years we will face the 2038 problem,
I thought of that too.
Screw those who designed that crappy epoch system.
Newer file systems such as ext4 are already prepared for it, but many legacy systems will fail. Epically.
They could've at least made it 32bit unsigned and buy everyone a little more time
They could've at least made it 32bit unsigned and buy everyone a little more time
Exactly.
Who needs dates from 1901 to 1970 on a file system?!
## Exactly.
Who needs dates from 1901 to 1970 on a file system?!
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