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   tech? no! man, see... (technomancy@icosahedron.website)'s status on Friday, 13-Oct-2023 13:46:41 JST tech? no! man, see...

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   @pho4cexa omg so what you're saying is that 11 days from now we're going to have a real life stardate?

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     sourcecode jerk (pho4cexa@tiny.tilde.website)'s status on Friday, 13-Oct-2023 13:46:43 JST sourcecode jerk

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     portentous unix timestamps that spell words (los angeles timezone; little-endian architecture)

     "enby" 2036493925 Jul 14 '34 05:45:25a
     "omg~" 2120707439 Mar 14 '37 10:23:59p
     "hack" 1801675112 Feb 03 '27 09:18:32a
     "cool" 1819242339 Aug 25 '27 06:05:39p
     "nice" 1701013870 Nov 26 '23 07:51:10a
     "kind" 1684957547 May 24 '23 12:45:47p
     "soft" 1952870259 Nov 19 '31 07:57:39a
     "smol" 1819241843 Aug 25 '27 05:57:23p
     "star" 1918989427 Oct 23 '30 05:37:07a
     "ship" 1885956211 Oct 05 '29 09:43:31p
     
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     portentous unix timestamps that spell words (los angeles timezone; little-endian architecture)

     "acab" 1650549601 Apr 21 '22 07:00:01a
     "fuck" 1801680230 Feb 03 '27 10:43:50a
     "wank" 1802396023 Feb 11 '27 05:33:43p
     "rofl" 1818652530 Aug 18 '27 10:15:30p
     "tits" 1937009012 May 19 '31 07:03:32p
     "butt" 1953789282 Nov 29 '31 11:14:42p
     "smut" 1953852787 Nov 30 '31 04:53:07p
     "cum~" 2121102691 Mar 19 '37 12:11:31p
     
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     sourcecode jerk (pho4cexa@tiny.tilde.website)'s status on Friday, 13-Oct-2023 13:46:45 JST sourcecode jerk

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     furthermore, one might choose to interpret unix 32-bit timestamps as a sequence of four 8-bit characters:

     "easy"
     ➡️ 0x65, 0x61, 0x73, 0x79
     ➡️ 0x65617379
     ➡️ 1700885369
     ➡️ Nov 24 '23 08:09:29p

     the above assumes you read the integer out of memory big-byte-first or "big-end-ian" which is intuitive but not what most cpus these days do. if you go litte-endian, the bytes are reversed:

     "easy"
     ➡️ 0x65, 0x61, 0x73, 0x79
     ➡️ 0x79736165 (little-endian!)
     ➡️ 2037604709
     ➡️ Jul 27 '34 02:18:29a

     so,

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     other portentous unix timestamps (los angeles timezone)

     1696969696 Oct 10 '23 01:28p 🎉
     1700000000 Nov 14 '23 02:13p 🔜
     0x66666666 Jun 09 '24 07:35p 🤘
     0x69696969 Jan 15 '26 02:25p
     1777777777 May 02 '26 08:09p
     1800000000 Jan 15 '27 12:00a
     1888888888 Nov 08 '29 07:21p
     1987654321 Dec 25 '32 10:12p 🎄
     1999999999 May 17 '33 08:33p
     2000000000 May 17 '33 08:33p
     0x77777777 Jul 06 '33 08:01p
     0x7fffffff Jan 18 '38 07:14p :oh_no: