2038-01

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Journal for 2038-01. Preceded by 2037-12. Followed by 2038-02.

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2038-01-01

2037-W53-5, 2038-001, Fri

2038-01-02

2037-W53-6, 2038-002, Sat

2038-01-03

2037-W53-7, 2038-003, Sun

2038-01-04

2038-W01-1, 2038-004, Mon

2038-01-05

2038-W01-2, 2038-005, Tue

2038-01-06

2038-W01-3, 2038-006, Wed

2038-01-07

2038-W01-4, 2038-007, Thu

2038-01-08

2038-W01-5, 2038-008, Fri

2038-01-09

2038-W01-6, 2038-009, Sat

2038-01-10

2038-W01-7, 2038-010, Sun

2038-01-11

2038-W02-1, 2038-011, Mon

2038-01-12

2038-W02-2, 2038-012, Tue

2038-01-13

2038-W02-3, 2038-013, Wed

2038-01-14

2038-W02-4, 2038-014, Thu

2038-01-15

2038-W02-5, 2038-015, Fri

2038-01-16

2038-W02-6, 2038-016, Sat

2038-01-17

2038-W02-7, 2038-017, Sun

2038-01-18

2038-W03-1, 2038-018, Mon

2038-01-19

2038-W03-2, 2038-019, Tue

(03:14:08+00): The Year 2038 problem will manifest itself.

  • (03:14:08+00): The Year 2038 problem will manifest itself at this time since 2023-01-19T03:14:07+00 is the last second that the Unix epoch can be contained by a 32-bit signed integer before rolling over; in decimal notation, this second is represented by the decimal integer 2147483647 (seconds since 1970-01-01T00:00+00) which, when represented in binary is 01111111 11111111 11111111 11111111. The next Unix epoch second is represented by the decimal integer 2147483658 and the binary number 10000000 00000000 00000000 00000000; if a program were written to interpret the binary number as a 32-bit signed integer (a common default for handling integers in some programming styles of the early 20th century, especially for handling dates before 1970-01-01), then the new binary number (decimal -2147483648) would be interpreted as 2147483648 (minus 1) seconds before the start of the Unix epoch: the date and time 1901-12-13T20:45:52+00.
Computer crashes caused by this rollover might cause a serious problem for infrastructure. Inaccurate clocks running faster than normal may give some prior warning, but, like the Year 2000 problem, the problem has been identified and preparations can be made to reduce the impact of computer crashes.

2038-01-20

2038-W03-3, 2038-020, Wed

2038-01-21

2038-W03-4, 2038-021, Thu

2038-01-22

2038-W03-5, 2038-022, Fri

2038-01-23

2038-W03-6, 2038-023, Sat

2038-01-24

2038-W03-7, 2038-024, Sun

2038-01-25

2038-W04-1, 2038-025, Mon

2038-01-26

2038-W04-2, 2038-026, Tue

2038-01-27

2038-W04-3, 2038-027, Wed

2038-01-28

2038-W04-4, 2038-028, Thu

2038-01-29

2038-W04-5, 2038-029, Fri

2038-01-30

2038-W04-6, 2038-030, Sat

2038-01-31

2038-W04-7, 2038-031, Sun


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