I missed it ... did you?

October 10, 2010 at 10:10:10 AM or 101010 10:10:10. It should have shook our world but I must have slept through it. DRAT! It won't come around again!

ps. well I guess it will but we won't be around. :crazy2:

Edited October 20, 201015 yr by Guest

It was my birthday.

101010b = 42d

201020102010 ( October 20, 2010 at 20:10 )

it come ... and we are still around :)

Hi Daniel! Yep. I meant because we are programmers (well, most of us) and the significance of only the ones and zeros. I guess it was only funny to me. I must be punchy.

And year 2110 will come around but most of us won't be.

You can try for 11/11/11 next year :)

Now we're on same wavelength! For some odd reason, I'm drawn to oddities, such as Otto and toot (same backwards and forwards) and Otto is inside out of toot and such pattern-type things. Oh well ... I wish I hadn't missing Oct 10th without noticing the pattern of it.

Yep, you should have gone out at exactly 10:10 and yell at the sun:

"Congratulations! You are our 63,422,302,210th customer! You win a free toaster!"

Timestamp set as number = number of seconds in 10/10/10 10:10:10

Now that brings a smile for sure!! How about 11/19/3201 9:23:30 AM? But drat, again I won't be around to see it and I suppose it misses something in the translation.

I'd like this sign "You're our 10,101,010 customer" and it's a software company! Okay, I'll stop but I had fun. :wink2: