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Unix epoch time to 1234567890 upcount party

Party at Videoplaza (www.videoplaza.com ) in Stockholm to celebrate the unix event (yes, we're geeks). What's this about? Read more about this event at Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org It was celebrated all over the world. Luckily for us in the Stockholm timezone, it happened half an hour after midnight Friday night, making it an excellent excuse to throw a party. PS. Videoplaza is a startup building advertising solutions for online video (such as the one you're watching). They're looking for talented Flash coders. www.videoplaza.com

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If you missed the cool epoch count as shown on www.coolepochcountdown.com you can now relive it, cause I taped it (-; This event has been greatly discussed on twitter, and it was awesome to watch, a great party, Unix Epoch Countdown awesomeness

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Stranded (N) (D) Trains At Ft Hamilton Pkwy via Sea Beach In Blizzard 2010

These trains were here for 11 hours with customers in em!

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UNIX Time 1234567890 Friday the 13th

"At 11:31:30pm UTC on Feb 13, 2009, Unix time will reach 1234567890. Where will you be at this momentous second?" - from Bell Labs

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Party Like It's 1234567890

A time like this can only happen on one planet Earth. Why? Well, because only on planet earth would a species base its numerical system by a factor of 10 that is tied to the rotation of its planet on its axis (and around its sun). Although every individual number has a uniqueness quantification, only a species like us humans would find the existential irony of 1234567890 seconds.

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1234567890 Unix Time Countdown - Valentine's Day (February 14, 2008 - Europe, Slovenia)

Watch the actual countdown and see the numbers turn. It was half past midnight here in Europe, Slovenia. Time zone: CET (UTC+1) on February 14th. Unix Time is actually the number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970 (not counting leap seconds). You can read more about Unix Time in this Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org If you want to check the current Unix Time visit: www.epochconverter.com OR coolepochcountdown.com Sorry for the low res video and CRTs but the numbers should be nicely visible.