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ChicoWeb

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Thought this was pretty good nerd humor...

It's time to party like it's 1234567890 – 'cause it is! On this Friday, Feb 13 at exactly 3:31:30 PM (PST), Unix time (WTF is Unix time?) will equal '1234567890'.

http://www.1234567890day.com/
 
Yea someone posted this over in the Mac Programming forum too, quite geek. I emailed a few people about it and I'm sure they think I'm nuts for caring about this.
 
PHP:
print strtotime("Feb 13, 2009 3:31:30 PM PST"); // output: 1234567890

Believe it.... or not! 😱

Gonna be one heck of a fast party, though! As soon as you count down to it, a second later, it's over! Plenty of nuts on this tree, angelwatt. 😉

-jim
 
Just a tip for finding out what time locally you need to celebrate, open up Terminal and put in the following command,
Code:
date -r 1234567890
 
That was so much fun that now I'm waiting for Friday, January 11, 2013, 9:18:00am PST. That's 1357924680 in Unix time. 😀
 
I kept wishing everyone a "Happy 1234567890" until I tired of explaining it every time. 😱

You and me both..........

A buddy of mine sent me this:

"I forgot to wish you a happy "Unix 1234567890" day~I'm sure you are partying like there is no tomorrow..."

I got a chuckle out of it..
 
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