"This time" Comes Once In a Lifetime. 12.34.56 7/8/9

[Crypto]

Hi guys, Did you noticed this already ?
Tomorrow at 12.34.56 hrs check your date and time format, align them together

12.34.56 7/8/9

This time format will not come again. So why dont you get a pic of your clock/desktop and post it here. Lets participate* in this ONE TIME event

*If no objections are there

 

[Cyberwolf]

You sir, have way too much time on your hands!

 

[Salv0]

ahah great xD

 

[tw33k]

Hi guys, Did you noticed this already ?
Tomorrow at 12.34.56 hrs check your date and time format, align them together

12.34.56 7/8/9

This time format will not come again. So why dont you get a pic of your clock/desktop and post it here. Lets participate* in this ONE TIME event

*If no objections are there

That is cool

 

[Airbot]

The only problem with that is us backwards Americans don't read the date like that. For us it will be

12:34 56 8/7/9

 

[visy199]

The only problem with that is us backwards Americans don't read the date like that. For us it will be

12:34 56 8/7/9

Bad for you,imagine you're in Europe!

 

[ezhik]

It happened already in the US on the 8th July, and the other locations where they use use m/d/y

 

[Crypto]

The only problem with that is us backwards Americans don't read the date like that. For us it will be

12:34 56 8/7/9

Oh you missed it one month back(only from the format though)

 

[Airbot]

Bad for you,imagine you're in Europe!

Think I'll pass on that one.

Oh you missed it one month back(only from the format though)

Yeah, never thought about it, the sky didn't fall down though.

 

[Generator]

You sir, have way too much time on your hands!

Oh dear, was that ment to be a pun lol?!

 

[Dwarf]

Unfortunately, you have omitted the digit 0.

If you use the 24 hour clock system, we've already had it back in 1989:
01:23:45 6/7/89

We also had it in 1990, using the 12 hour clock system (actually twice in one day):
12:34:56 7/8/90

Should you wish to be absolute, of course, then we have all missed it by almost 2,000 years.

 

[Dwarf]

Bad for you,imagine you're in Europe!

Think I'll pass on that one.

I only wish I could.

 

[Crypto]

Unfortunately, you have omitted the digit 0.

If you use the 24 hour clock system, we've already had it back in 1989:
01:23:45 6/7/89

We also had it in 1990, using the 12 hour clock system (actually twice in one day):
12:34:56 7/8/90

:shock:
Oh, didnt noticed that, The First One is The Official, (12:34:56 7/8/9 looks like a leak)

anyway this is the last time i suppose for most of us..(until 12.34.56 7/8/2090) Our children/grandchildren may check this out in Windows Nth Forums.....

 

[Orbital Shark]

Yeah, never thought about it, the sky didn't fall down though.

Truth is the sky only ever seems to fall down over the UK, what with all the torrential rain
:roflmao:

 

[chuckr]

Unfortunately, you have omitted the digit 0.

If you use the 24 hour clock system, we've already had it back in 1989:
01:23:45 6/7/89

We also had it in 1990, using the 12 hour clock system (actually twice in one day):
12:34:56 7/8/90

Should you wish to be absolute, of course, then we have all missed it by almost 2,000 years.

Damn,

Here I was, looking forward to 09:09:09 09/09/09

for the announcement of Windows 9...

But, fat chance, waiting for Win 7....

2000 years ? Seems less than 100 years is OK, using 2 digits:

01:23:45 6/7/(20)89 <--- This seems better for most number systems

12:34:56 7/8/(20)90

 

[spliff]

Errrr, let's not and say we did.

 

[Antman]

Unfortunately, you have omitted the digit 0...
12:34:56 7/8/90...

Base 10, punctuated.

 

[Crypto]

123456789 :d

 

[Sammy]

For the North Americans we had this few weeks ago, maybe little longer, allot has happened in the past month to remember exactly.