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For those who are old enough to know about the year 2000 bug, those who tought that all computers in the world would run up to december 31st 1999, at 23h59:59 and crash one second later,
What if I told you that this bug can still happen? It hasn't happened yet, but it will happen in a few years, on January 19 2038, at 03:14:07 UTC (precisely).
It is the moment where the bug we feared in 1999 will actually happen. The moment where the internal clock of many system will actually overflow.
Now, I don't think we should actually fear anything, since only system based on a 32-bit architecture will actually overflow.
However, since more systems than just windows clock use this internal clock (RNG and more), what do you think will happen with these system that will overflow?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
What if I told you that this bug can still happen? It hasn't happened yet, but it will happen in a few years, on January 19 2038, at 03:14:07 UTC (precisely).
It is the moment where the bug we feared in 1999 will actually happen. The moment where the internal clock of many system will actually overflow.
Now, I don't think we should actually fear anything, since only system based on a 32-bit architecture will actually overflow.
However, since more systems than just windows clock use this internal clock (RNG and more), what do you think will happen with these system that will overflow?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem








