Utc 14 facts
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The 2038 Problem, a computer science problem theorized to be worse than Y2K. 2038 day will occur on January 19th at 3:14:07 UTC, when the number of seconds since the clock started (January 1st 1971), passes the maximum integer in 32 bits (2^31).
About the 2038 problem. A technological glitch that after 03:14:07 UTC, January 19, 2038, clocks on various devices will revert back to December 13, 1901.
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On March 19 of 2038, at approximately 3:14 UTC, the epoch time format many computer systems rely on could fail in another "Y2K"-like event
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At 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038 we will face the 'Y2K bug' again
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On 19 January, 2038, at 03:14:07 UTC, 32 bit systems will run out of memory and reset to zero.
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About the 2038 problem. A Y2K like coding issue where some computers (using 32 bit Unix time) will be unable to count time past 03:14:07 UTC on the 19the of January 2038.
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