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Cypress Hill, I'm looking in your direction... https://www.outkick.com/cypress-hil...hony-orchestra/ deoju fucked around with this message at 21:24 on Apr 6, 2023 |
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I know this one's been brought up in the thread before, but drat was that episode prescient. I get that memes in the abstract sense have existed in the past, but it can't possibly have been to the extent that we've reached in the past 10 years. This is basically an entire language that is spoken by probably a couple dozen thousand people, and it's loving wild
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Sentient Data posted:I know this one's been brought up in the thread before, but drat was that episode prescient. I get that memes in the abstract sense have existed in the past, but it can't possibly have been to the extent that we've reached in the past 10 years. Yea, Cypress Hill is going to perform with the London Orchestra. Wild prescience
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holy gently caress uncle wemus, you really outdid yourself with this fine crop
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq1iOtAmecs
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This one got me
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Bodily Resurrection, at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your religion Yes May i see it? ...Yes. Skinner lets Chalmers put his hands in the wound
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Crossquotin’Wowporn posted:https://twitter.com/darth_erogenous/status/1644757367601364992?t=xHCZyOyfqpNnpNud82p-Yw&s=19
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from ball to tip, that's a 
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alright here’s the 4/11 folks
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Christe Eleison posted:alright here’s the 4/11 folks 
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Speaking as someone who has had to deal with international date formats for a website: every single country displays dates differently, yours is not special, and they're all a pain in the rear end. The theoretically-standardized ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-dd, greatest->smallest order) is great where accepted (thanks Sweden!) but even it is pretty much always localized per country with all sorts of fun quirks like whether you're supposed to use dashes or slashes or the 年, 月, and 日 characters and so on. Fun fact, Thailand uses Buddhist Era years! and of course in Canada the whole thing's flip-flopped (depending on all-numeric or long-form formatting)
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loquacius posted:and of course in Rand McNally the whole thing's flip-flopped
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Unix time only, please.
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goatface posted:Swatch Internet time only, please. This post was made at @746.22 .beats
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goatface posted:Unix time only, please. I really can't believe we all measure time in units of 60, 60, either 24 or two sets of 12 depending on the country, then 7 to determine what days we work on, then some number between 28 and 31 with no set pattern and no relation to that 7 value, then 12 again. Not logical or intuitive at all. Much easier to just consider the number of seconds that have elapsed since midnight on January 1, 1970 as a raw integer really
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loquacius posted:I really can't believe we all measure time in units of 60, 60, either 24 or two sets of 12 depending on the country, then 7 to determine what days we work on, then some number between 28 and 31 with no set pattern and no relation to that 7 value, then 12 again. Not logical or intuitive at all. Much easier to just consider the number of seconds that have elapsed since midnight on January 1, 1970 as a raw integer really It is Tuesday January 19th 2038 one more second and aaahhh 1901 December 13th, a Friday. the year 2038 problem, no one wants to talk about it.
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pixaal posted:It is Tuesday January 19th 2038 one more second and aaahhh 1901 December 13th, a Friday. the year 2038 problem, no one wants to talk about it. That's a problem for future me to probably solve for whatever company I'm working for at that time.
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loquacius posted:I really can't believe we all measure time in units of 60, 60, either 24 or two sets of 12 depending on the country, then 7 to determine what days we work on, then some number between 28 and 31 with no set pattern and no relation to that 7 value, then 12 again. Not logical or intuitive at all. Much easier to just consider the number of seconds that have elapsed since midnight on January 1, 1970 as a raw integer really Just a really long winded way to say that time has no meaning anymore
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pixaal posted:It is Tuesday January 19th 2038 one more second and aaahhh 1901 December 13th, a Friday. the year 2038 problem, no one wants to talk about it. Treehouse of horror 10 fully prepared me for the wonders of the computer age.
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Lone Goat posted:This post was made at @746.22 .beats
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pixaal posted:It is Tuesday January 19th 2038 one more second and aaahhh 1901 December 13th, a Friday. the year 2038 problem, no one wants to talk about it. Is this going to be like Y2K, where the credit system failed overnight and nuclear missiles began to automatically launch themselves at their targets?
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Lone Goat posted:This post was made at @746.22 .beats Truly, the Esperanto of time
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C is going to have to unfuck itself, but a lot of other software is already storing time as longs instead of integers. Gets us somewhere from thousands to billions of years to solve the next iteration of the problem.
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King Carnivore posted:Is this going to be like Y2K, where the credit system failed overnight and nuclear missiles began to automatically launch themselves at their targets? Instead of solve the problem we kicked it down the road to 2038. The real thing is getting it to 64bit time which is good for another 200 billion years. Anything that can't have that updated though will forever be in 2038.
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The only date system that matters is the one that lets you put 4/20/69.
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loquacius posted:and of course in Canada the whole thing's flip-flopped (depending on all-numeric or long-form formatting) I lol'ed.
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Happy 4/11. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4027060
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Thank you for reminding me about izwf tonight
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loquacius posted:I really can't believe we all measure time in units of 60, 60, either 24 or two sets of 12 depending on the country, then 7 to determine what days we work on, then some number between 28 and 31 with no set pattern and no relation to that 7 value, then 12 again. Not logical or intuitive at all. Much easier to just consider the number of seconds that have elapsed since midnight on January 1, 1970 as a raw integer really Look it all added up real smooth in cuneiform, kids these days just don't understand the ease of using base-60
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