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|  Maurice Kinal to Nick Boel  |
|  40 Cups of Coffee  |
|  09 Apr 25 00:44:29  |
 
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Hey Nick!
> And you don't see any of it? That's creepy.
For the mostpart I see it but was hoping we could skip over the gory details.
Not creepy but definetly gross. I already think I've said far too much as it
is.
> It's worse not knowing what is going on, than actually knowing and
> possibly being able to do something about it.
Agreed, even if there isn't anything I can do about fixing it.
Speaking of fixing, playing around with the bash loadable "strftime" has
produced some interesting prospects.
$ enable -f /usr/lib/bash/strftime strftime
$ printf "%d\n" 0x67f5c2ed
1744159469
$ TZ=UTC strftime "ftn_datetime: %d %b %y %T" 1744159469
ftn_datetime: 09 Apr 25 00:44:29
It matches with the MSG's datetime stamp. Also I checked and made sure that
unixtime (1744159469 seconds) isn't limited to 32-bit time_t. Given the
output it looks like they are using a 64-bit float which has a shelf life of
over 2 billion years from the unix epoch shown below in the obsoleted two
digit year format;
$ TZ=UTC strftime "ftn_datetime: %d %b %y %T" 0
ftn_datetime: 01 Jan 70 00:00:00
Note that normally the year 10000 would lengthen the string by an extra
character, in the case of ftn_datetime it will remain constrained to 19
characters, not counting the \0 (null) that terminates that string.
$ TZ=UTC strftime "ftn_datetime: %d %b %y %T" 253402329600
ftn_datetime: 01 Jan 00 08:00:00
Having said that I still think the two digit year needs to be turfed.
Life is good,
Maurice
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