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Party like it's 1234567890
- parenthesis 18y agoIn 2015 we can celebrate 01010101010101010101010101010101 day. (Bonus karma if you can calculate the exact day and time.)
- Xichekolas 18y agoFri, 15 May 2015 02:09:25 GMT
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- c3o 18y agoAnd in 2012 it'll be 1333333337 o'clock ;)
- browngeek 18y agohttp://coolepochcountdown.com/ http://coolepochcountdown.com/
- reconbot 18y agoI had just made my own when I saw that. It's better then the others for such a silly thing =p
- delano 18y agoI love the look but it doesn't help me get beer!
- delano 18y agoI take it back, the music and explosions were fine!
- Xichekolas 18y agoClicking the word 'fun' on this site is apparently the way the guy is testing his celebration code.
- Xichekolas 18y agoWe actually celebrated when it rolled over to a billion. Was a heck of a party. Sadly I doubt I'll be around in 2286 when we get another digit, but I can look forward to turning a billion on March 13, 2015.
- whughes 18y agoYay! It has happened!
- timtrueman 18y agoHere's how it's done folks: http://flickr.com/photos/ttrueman/3277754052/ http://flickr.com/photos/ttrueman/3277754052/
- ashleyw 18y agoruby -e "loop{tn=Time.now.to_i;puts\"#{tn} (T-minus #{1234567890-tn})\";sleep(1)}" I nearly forgot, and literally finished writing that ~10 seconds before 1234567890!