Dividing the Unix time by 100,000 produces a (currently) 5-digit number that increments every ~28 hours, and behaves pleasingly like a stardate. (It doesn't al

Dividing the Unix time by 100,000 produces a (currently) 5-digit number that increments every ~28 hours, and behaves pleasingly like a stardate. (It doesn't align with any of the various stardate systems actually used in the different Star Trek series and films, but aesthetically it's similar enough to be fun.)