On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 04:09 , Jonathan E. Paton wrote:
> I think we should petition our OS designers to think
> ahead. The short-sightedness of programmers caused
> the Y2K issue, we should avoid repeating our mistakes.
like dude, relax.
according to Moore's law the last CPU upgrade
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> This is a problem for us historians. I would hope
> that perl designers, among others, are thinking
> about wide date ranges...
AFAIK the Linux kernel people are complaining about
having a year 40 (1sf) problem. Obviously, if
time travel becomes possible then we'll need a range
of several
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On 4/2/02 1:54 AM, Jonathan E. Paton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> for instance between feb 28, 200 and
>> jan 30, 2002...
>
> You must be a historian of some sort, nobody
> else is interested in su
What I want to know is how Methuselah managed to be logged on for so long...
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I'd like to
I'd like to know when Moses logged on. And if you have older logs, who
logged on first: the chicken, or the egg?
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On 4/2/02 1:54 AM, Jonathan E. Paton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> for instance between feb 28, 200 and
>> jan 30, 2002...
>
> You must be a historian of some sort, nobody
> else is interested in such large 'stages' of
> time ;-)
The question is, what are you doing with log files from the year
> I would like to know which is the best way
> I can do some basic arithmetic on dates...
> for instance... I'll be parsing a bunch of
> log lines, and need to "grep" some of them
> which date field be between a give stage of
> time,
Modules...
http://perldoc.com/perl5.6.1/lib/Date/Calc.html
htt
I guys!
I would like to know which is the best way I can do some basic
arithmetic on dates... for instance... I'll be parsing a bunch of log lines,
and need to "grep" some of them which date field be between a give
stage of time, for instance between feb 28, 200 and jan 30, 2002...
Any ideas?
TI
