december 31, 1969

Discussion in 'Random Thoughts' started by maryfairy, Sep 4, 2004.

  1. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    does this date mean anything to anyone? i just got a wordless message from a nameless person on another site and it said they left me the message on this date at 5 pm. i think its a sign.. but i don't know what of.
     
  2. Willy_Wonka_27

    Willy_Wonka_27 Surrender to the Flow

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    new years eve eh?
     
  3. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    of 1969.... notice i wasn't born yet and computers didn't exist then
     
  4. bird_migration

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    It is a sign that the UNIX timestamp command is not working correctly.
     
  5. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    no its an omen
     
  6. TenCentArcade

    TenCentArcade Banned

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    It's my mother's 8th birthday.
     
  7. bird_migration

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    Feel free to believe what you want, but it is a pretty common error.
    I have seen that before on more sites.
     
  8. maryfairy

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    yeah but what if it says its no one and the site is saying there's no comment there and there are no words...
     
  9. bird_migration

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    As I said before, it means that there was an error at that time (pun intended).
     
  10. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    bird you're boring. don't you think even mistakes can mean things? i want a meaning to the date
     
  11. bird_migration

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    The meaning is that the timestamp command does not go further back than that date.
    For all we care they could have programmed it to be august 24, 1844 or februari 6, 1203.
     
  12. GizmoGirl

    GizmoGirl Member

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    After ressetting the power manager on close to 650 MLTI iBooks, every one has reset to December 31, 1969.
     
  13. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    what? i don't understand...
     
  14. loveflower

    loveflower Senior Member

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    maryfairy you have 1000 posts
     
  15. KozmicBlue

    KozmicBlue Senior Member

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    Whoah... I once received a PM just like that on this site. :eek:
     
  16. daisymae

    daisymae Senior Member

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    This is three days after my sister was born.
     
  17. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    oh YAY! i was waiting for this to happen!
     
  18. newo

    newo Lifetime Supporter Lifetime Supporter

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    It was the last day of the sixties. Considering this is a hippie website that makes it a significant date.
     
  19. maryfairy

    maryfairy flower

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    yeah, but it wasn't on this website or even a hippie one... but maybe it was to tell me that "the past is in the past and all good things must end"
     
  20. ~piscean]-[delusions

    ~piscean]-[delusions Member

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    or if you want to be optomistic about it, you could interpret the date as a reminder of what we should look to if we want to remind ourselves find ourselves again.
     
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