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According to the copyright at the end, this is from 1990. (Speaking of pranks, I was completely fooled by the poster's username and thought that was a broken ti

According to the copyright at the end, this is from 1990. (Speaking of pranks, I was completely fooled by the poster's username and thought that was a broken timestamp.)

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noman-land 3y ago
It's funny because if you live west of UTC, broken timestamps always say December 31, 1969 because of the timezone offset.
- extraduder_ire 3y ago
  I think that happens for anyone in UTC and to the west, because of leap seconds. I've seen 1969 more often, and I'm in a timezone synced with UTC. (as well as having that as the timezone on all my servers)
  - hn92726819 3y ago
    Not because of leap seconds, but because of timezones. Us eastern is UTC-4:00 and 1 Jan 1970 - 4 hours (or more) would be 31 Dec 1969
    - extraduder_ire 3y ago
      I meant leap seconds cause it if you're exactly on UTC.