08.01.2009, 14:44
Hello, click on the member list above the forum, then sort on Date Registered, you will see ''Mike'' will come up first, registeren on 1969-12-31, then samp registered on 2005-03-31, then kye registered on 2005-04-03
Forum date registered bug? someone registered in the year 1969?
08.01.2009, 14:51
Mike (used to at least) set up and run the forums, which were then hosted on littlewhitey's servers (which he also helped run).
08.01.2009, 15:32
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Originally Posted by ssǝן‾ʎ
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08.01.2009, 19:25
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Originally Posted by ssǝן‾ʎ
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08.01.2009, 19:45
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Originally Posted by Wadabak
Is it just because the developers scripted it like that or has it something to do with the PC time or something?
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08.01.2009, 20:15
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Originally Posted by Westie
Some computers (or programs, look at C++ and unsigned integers (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong)) cannot handle negative values, so sometimes they can crash.
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Alot of programs used just 2 digits for the year, and add 1900 to that, or even just add 19 infront of it, causing the year to appear to be 1900 on those programs, causing some to crash.
The next one of these errors happens in 2038. Which will cause all systems that use 32 bit integers to store the date. Which will turn negative on exactly "03:14:07 UTC on Tuesday, 19 January 2038"
Then another one is year 65,536.
I'm sure you have all seen the ping "65535", or that number as a players ammo when they don't have any guns? Well 65,535 is the largest number that can be represented by a 16 bit binary number. So the year 65536 is going to cause another negative problem with 16 bit systems.
There is actually loads of these, listed on wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_fo...d_storage_bugs
The best one, is the year 170,141,183,460,469,231,731,687,303,715,884,105,72 7. this is the year that 128-bit Unix time would reset to zero.
08.01.2009, 22:23
good thing computers run on 64-bit procs now >.> or will by 2038
08.01.2009, 22:42
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Originally Posted by Westie
Some computers (or programs, look at C++ and unsigned integers (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong)) cannot handle negative values, so sometimes they can crash.
EDIT: I'm now e-leet!  |
08.01.2009, 23:38
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Name: Westie
Posts: leet (1.819 per day)
09.01.2009, 01:08
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Originally Posted by lavamike
lol, wtf?
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09.01.2009, 05:56
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Originally Posted by ssǝן‾ʎ
No, that's exactly right, leet is a special rank you get only for 1337 posts exactly.
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09.01.2009, 15:13
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Originally Posted by ssǝן‾ʎ
No, that's exactly right, leet is a special rank you get only for 1337 posts exactly.
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* Popz runs away from ssǝן‾ʎ
09.01.2009, 15:17
The 1337 post thing is an smf eastern egg (http://www.simplemachines.org/commun...709#msg1536709)
09.01.2009, 15:37
09.01.2009, 16:01
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Originally Posted by Wadabak
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PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42 is a PHP easter egg, again not SMF
09.01.2009, 17:18
Yeah, I know it was from php, but people don't know it 
Except you xD
There is a leet one and 'I am a Geek!' one. Also there is a easter eggs in the registration page.
Except you xDThere is a leet one and 'I am a Geek!' one. Also there is a easter eggs in the registration page.
09.01.2009, 18:16
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Originally Posted by KingJ
For a bit of fun, try about:config
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You must have been bored to found out about the user registered at 1969... :P
09.01.2009, 19:26
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Originally Posted by ssǝן‾ʎ
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