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ppl always complain that the clock on my microwave never shows the right time bcs i cant be assed to set it manually
so now i have an unfuck-microwave.sh cronjob which briefly kills its power every day at midnight
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The warm trickle down your leg, soaking through your jeans, all the people at the party watching as I left you red faced and trying to hide your shame behind your insufficiently large hands. “Eyes open slut. Look at everyone watching you piss yourself.”
That was only the start of your humiliation though, now on your knees mopping up the mess you made with kitchen towels. Everyone still watching you. Their eyes burning into the back of your head as your hands held sodden rags of your own rapidly cooled urine.
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@EeveeEuphoria ibly you can’t say that in this family friendly restaurant
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@TerrorBite i don’t think you can do that just fire first ask questions later
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@evi unix timestamps are based on the tm struct monstrosity that is the fourth option, which includes leap seconds, but only on the day that they occur on. this also means that unix timestamps are neither strictly monotonic (the tm structs permits 61 seconds in a minute) nor monotonic (the tm struct permits 62 seconds in a minute also). the third one is a bit of a trick question but basically it’s possible to determine if the unix timestamp refers to a time some time before 6 months from now
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We all bleed red!
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actually, why does that one bleed red?
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@evi unix timestamps are based on the tm struct monstrosity that is the fourth option, which includes leap seconds, but only on the day that they occur on. this also means that unix timestamps are neither strictly monotonic (the tm structs permits 61 seconds in a minute) nor monotonic (the tm struct permits 62 seconds in a minute also). the third one is a bit of a trick question but basically it’s possible to determine if the unix timestamp refers to a time some time before 6 months from now
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Follow up 2: is it possible to determine the exact duration between two unix time stamps assuming a perfectly accurate clock that is stationary in an inertial reference frame
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Follow-up: is unix time strictly monotonic, assuming it is driven by a monotonic clock source?
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