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Signed 64 bit seconds since epoch is enough.

• joezydeco 14y ago
  Is the whole Internet on 64-bit time_t now? Will they all be by 2038? I'm guessing we won't know that answer until 2037...
  • sanxiyn 14y ago
    x32 ABI, which got merged in newly released Linux 3.4, defines time_t to be 64-bit. I am starting to feel hopeful that we will be better prepared.
    • joezydeco 14y ago
      That's cool for Linux, going forward. Now we just have to take care of all the old mainframes and legacy system that will never get their O/S updated...
  • nickzoic 14y ago
    We won't know until 1901 ... >>> datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(-2**31) datetime.datetime(1901, 12, 13, 20, 45, 52)