The Y2K38 bug is coming
Did you think the Y2K bugs were done? Well they’re not! The next is the Y2K38 which begins on January 19th 2008 when 30 yr loan and other calculations will have problems. Read more about it here on Wikipedia.
That ping packet called a timeout. What a wimp!
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