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Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 12:48:46 +0100
From: Benny Goemans <benny.Goemans@telenet.be>
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Subject: Historical Unix day
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Hi,

this is completely non FreeBSD related, but it is a Unix related 
announcement, so I sent this to the announce mailingslist and now also 
to the freebsd-chat list.
This night (at least in GMT time) will be the most special day ever for 
Unix and Linux users:

it will be EXACTLY 1111111111 seconds since january 1, 1970; I think we 
should all have a nice little Unix party then :D

If you want to check this yourself, just type 'date +%s' in your console 
and you'll see.

Tell everyone you know about it!!

Malavon

ps. the story should be on slashdot.org too, assuming it gets through

pps. I'm not not on this list myself, so if someone should reply, please 
put me in CC.