2038 Will Be the End of Time (In the Unix 32-Bit Timecode)

[@ConcerningReality]

It should be noted (as it is in the video) that any computer that's connected to the internet will be fine. This is an issue with non-connected devices.

[@ggkproductions1632]

Concerning Reality But Is This Similar To Y2K?

[@kevingarcia1938]

Concerning Reality why does my calendar end at 2036

[@alvindiolola]

@@kevingarcia1938 BECAUSE WE R WASTING PAPERS AND THEY NEED REST XD

[@cancerousretard7977]

Concerning Reality Y2K The sequel

[@stupidoptical]

TGC_Sneak Are you that stupid?

[@ZanzibarBreeze]

It’s basically the computer equivalent of trying to count to 6 on one hand.

[@ConcerningReality]

Exactly!

[@raymondeyan]

that's actually helpful!

[@mygetawayart]

We can if, when we start over we keep in mind that it's not one but it's six.

[@vinektobas3706]

quite curious because you can count to 31 with only one hand

[@vinektobas3706]

and you can count more than one thousand with two hands

[@noddlesthealien5918]

Flashbacks to 1999

[@MrRobot-rq6ko]

Noddlesthealien yep its bullshit

[@hamood_]

Yeah, Y2K

[@cancerousretard7977]

I was born on The day of Y2K

[@alexscher1609]

So will January 19, 2038 will be Armageddon?

[@cheyennekilroy8985]

1/19/1999 I was born

[@aaronwitzel1603]

January 19 is my birthday. This will be a nice birthday present

[@grilaxxx]

AaronCharlotte Witzel goodluck

[@HimSteven]

AaronCharlotte Witzel my bday is Jan 24 I was hoping for a brand new on phone that’s birthday

[@elisabethpuckering2121]

Oh shit your birthday is a day after mine because mines is January 18

[@alvindiolola]

XD TRU AF

[@shehatedtn4791]

AaronCharlotte Witzel it’s my little brothers birthday

[@neosenju2588]

Dear lord, this is an exact repeat of Y2K...

[@smophie6260]

A living meme like the food chain It repeats

[@IiI_Gogeta_IiI]

I mean things still failed during y2k its just that due to the time change the computers cant figure out where to place things. Its the opposite of turning your phones date back to like 1995 when you text someone the phone will automatically put it in the correct spot in the thread youd literally have to scroll up to find your text. Its just certain changes a cimputer cant figure out and thus fails. A y2k like event might be even worse in todays age considering how dependent we are on our technology though i doubt all computers would fail and planes would fall out of the sky. Nowadays we keep our shit up to date to prevent a y2k event

[@smokyprogg]

Y2K was based on people's naive assumptions about computers. 2038 is based on mathematical limitations of computer systems. As a software engineer, Y2K was a complete joke, and 2038 is an actual disaster on the horizon.

[@stanleysmooth]

Y2.038K

[@gla6417]

Yess

[@disketteuser7389]

"If they're still using this software (64bit) in the year 292,277,026,596, then they deserve it."

[@johnoofsatchurch]

Year 292,277,026,596 be like, UPGRADE YOUR COMPUTERS TO 128 BIT! Or it will be stop using outdated 64 bit technology, use 839,398,382 bit tech.

[@slimeslayer5195]

​@@johnoofsatchurch who uses 128 bits, we got 256bits round here

[@locxes3962]

​@@slimeslayer5195256 too outdated, were using 1024 already

[@MikeJones-ny7yt]

Here's my prediction: some jerk will declare the end of the world is coming for every second for the next 10,000 years, and it still won't happen.

[@ConcerningReality]

Definitely. People like to predict the end of the world. Hyperbole draws attention, right?

[@defterclient7199]

Pretty much.

[@ntsdrcash4596]

Phew

[@generalspoons3253]

Mike Jones good point

[@Alex-uc4bd]

A dinosaur once said the exact same thing....

[@haleysettembre]

Fun fact: We are closer to 2038 than to 2000

[@johnoofsatchurch]

True, only 16 more years

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

Still scary!

[@jamestropicals8262]

14 years away, same distance as 2010.

[@alkeryn1700]

You can store higher than 32bit values on a 32bit computer, you need to use more registers but you can do it you can even have 4096 bits value on 16bit computers if you want to there isn't really a limit, well the limit is the total amount of bits you can store on your registers+stack/ram+hardrive(although slow) which is enormous

[@xrdeveloper942]

how do you get that fix to hardware that isnt updatable though thats the problem

[@frogberriez]

honestly im just stoked im gonna experience an event akin to y2k in my lifetime

[@michaelbujaki2462]

You didn't miss much.

[@deenaxic9134]

You didn't miss anything back in 2000.

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

Y2K, Covid-19, January 19, 2038 problems.

[@fonsigonzalez4204]

Siri says world will over flow 2038.

[@stanii5141]

Fonsi Gonzalez thats why I came here

[@vikyluz5685]

Same

[@COMMANDER-pk3yi]

Same

[@threydrey328]

Your stupid, she says that Unix will over flow. What a dumbass. Shut up roblox player

[@rreach9463]

Threy Drey ugh ikr

[@modman287]

This is like an overly complicated Y2k scenario

[@softb]

@@smokyprogg and I’m a billionaire

[@anonanonymous9670]

@@softb Being a software engineer isn't that impressive bro, no need to get salty about it.

[@softb]

@@anonanonymous9670 being a software engineer isn’t that impressive He didn’t need to brag about it

[@johnnyferreira6152]

@@smokyprogg cool

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

And later, to the Covid-19 pandemic, buying up toilet paper, disinfecting wipes, etc.

[@shammar2463]

as you said only modern computers, this will not be a issue in the future, as most tech used today would be replaced, and we will most likely fix it before.

[@ThatCzechGuy]

Thats the same thing they said in 1958

[@frogberriez]

2038 is only 16 years away, and the average person has at least one computing device (not necessarily phones or pcs) this old or even older. im sure therell be a fix by then though

[@ryanhampson673]

Oh you youngin’s....Don’t remember Y2K do ya?

[@turtleman5359]

Ryan Hampson I remember

[@ryanpeck3377]

This is exactly the same crap and scare tactics from then..oh no planes will fall from the sky and the brakes on all the cars will fail

[@getyourgameon1990]

Ryan Hampson I do I was 10

[@godstenrules]

Ryan Peck One big difference now than during the y2k era lol is that now are digital technology has been integrated into practically everything we use today. During the y2k era our modern day technology was just in it's infancy during the start of the millennium. I'm just pointing out the difference then and now. I'm NOT it will become a problem but with amount of technology that is integrated into our lives and we use on a daily basis nowadays could be a problem. Only time will tell

[@ericroy1880]

I used to scare my classmates

[@stanii5141]

Dude people are smart, we will fix this guys dont worry

[@mygetawayart]

They didn't manage to fix the date problem for when Y2K happened and nothing happened

[@navontagarrett2504]

KriziiX vR we gyus can get though this and im 13 years old is this real

[@mygetawayart]

"It should be noted (as it is in the video) that any computer that's connected to the internet will be fine. This is an issue with non-connected devices." How many devices, in 2038 do you think will not be connected to the internet? My ass is gonna be connected to the internet, i'll be one cyberpunk bitch.

[@adepic7927]

@@mygetawayart they did fix it behind closed doors

[@guterz]

So many engineers worked to fix the y2k bug, we were very well prepared. The world wasn't as interconnected as it is now either

[@WildRandomVideos-wo3xe]

"The year 2038 will cause nearly every modern computer to stop working if we don't prepare for it." 32 bit computers, how modern.

[@Silverdev2482]

@@wojtek24msz nice pfp

[@GenericPhantom1]

Ah yes we surely won't be using 64 bit computers as a minimum in 2038 considering how fast modern technology is advancing

[@adriatical9016]

that's what i thought lmao

[@Bohnenwasser]

@@GenericPhantom1 Well, but (most) 64 bit systems store their date in a 32 bit format

[@Gigachad-mc5qz]

@@Bohnenwasser there is already a 64 bit unix timestamp and i think its widely used

[@MrDuckyHardy]

Technologies in 2038: Aight Imma head out.

[@revlvare]

now time for technology chapter 2: the return

[@CerealNumberWDW1984]

This is a HOAX

[@grunt655]

@@CerealNumberWDW1984 its a real bug. Software clocks starts at new years eve of 1970. The computer integer limit hits 2038.

[@CerealNumberWDW1984]

@@grunt655 it is a hoax is you did not use the 32 bit interger but 64 bit

[@grunt655]

@@CerealNumberWDW1984 some computers stoll exist with 32 bit integers

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

Imagine our grandchildren and beyond talking about a “Year 21XX Problem” in the future with 64-bit devices and everyone is using 128-bits

[@pietjan2650]

there wont be 128bit

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

@@pietjan2650 There is a reason that I say “imagine”

[@thenoobcannon9830]

​@@ILoveQazaqstanproblem is that the end of 64 bit Unix time is a tad before 293 billion AD

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

@@thenoobcannon9830 This comment was before I knew that, I just made some uneducated assumption of a “Y2.1K problem”

[@candyneige6609]

Update : Now most devices either use an unsigned 32-bit or a 64-bit unix timecode, so January 19th, 2038 isn't a problem, the real problem comes out much later at Sunday, Febuary 7th, 2106 at 6:28:15 UTC.

[@uzi_rare_updates1313]

Thank you, I was terrified, I live with and sleep with devices. I'd die with out internet

[@ILoveQazaqstan]

Looks like my future grand and great-grand children are screwed over

[@johnoofsatchurch]

Just a question, will devices time that end on 2037 get effected by this? If not what happens? I have a few cameras that don’t even have an option for the year 2038 so I was wondering. Also, what happens on that day in 2106?

[@candyneige6609]

@@johnoofsatchurch Yes, these devices uses a different timecode system that does start in 1900, unlike UNIX which starts in 1970, so for these devices, when the day comes, the different timecode system overflows to 1900, so it's a bit like the Y2K bug, but 36 years later, and finally, on that on day in 2106, the UNIX timecode system overflows to 1970.

[@marsargoxmiso1695]

Oh good! I’ll be gone by 2106!

[@kennystrawnmusic]

Replacing the 32-bit integer with a 64-bit one at the kernel level (something Linux has been doing for a long time and since version 5.6 regardless of whether or not the CPU is 64-bit) extends the overflow date to 292 billion years from now - so that sounds like a fix to me. Of course, this also breaks a lot of software that expects `time_t` to be 32-bit, because compilers throw errors when the types aren’t matching - so when an OS is updated in this way, a lot of apps must also be heavily modified to even compile, let alone run. Also, Windows uses a completely different method to store time compared to the Unix-like method discussed in this video, so the only users who need worry are Linux (Android, Chrome OS) users and XNU/Darwin (iOS, macOS) users. As for embedded systems, well, that’s where most of the issues arise. Luckily my 2017 Mirai, unlike the Prius example in this video, happens to actually be connected to the Internet whenever my phone is connected to it, allowing the car itself to get software updates, so perhaps that’s a solution that car manufacturers can adopt in other cases.

[@NiZhiQiang]

Y'all remember John Titor way back in 2001? He said he came back to 1975 to retrieve IBM 5100 to handle this exact problem. And this... Is confirmed by IBM people as well.

[@slipknotfan2217]

I think i can solve the car one (laughs in 1969 dodge charger)

[@l.g.956]

Y2K 2: Electric Boogaloo Coming to a computer near you on January 19th 2038

[@ConcerningReality]

Lol yep😂

[@Jimmy-lm2eg]

Y10K: Am i a joke to you?

[@TheRedDeathYT]

My God He Did It

[@stridertechz]

dammit you beat me to it

[@prod.JUDA5]

@@Jimmy-lm2eg Y420K: Am I A Joke To You Both

[@GuyMichaely]

3:16 it's signed and unsigned, not assigned and unassigned

[@randomstuff8828]

The Unix time started at 0 seconds. That is *Wed Dec 31 1969 19:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)* in my time zone.

[@shaunwilliamson92]

Bro that's not 2 TRILLION (2,147,483,647) That's 2 Billion (but you got the second part right by calling it 147 million)

[@ConcerningReality]

Yeah, I said the wrong numbers😊

[@Fernanda404-4]

😐

[@ConcerningReality]

Sorry about the voiceover audio! We have a new mic in all of our new videos, so everything should be much better. Thanks for watching!

[@Loklok1281]

Concerning Reality how about watches? Like will they stop too?

[@VWDAWGXP]

Pruises suck

[@deathangel523]

Well this is basically the same as the Y2K bug so this has been fixed with Windows for sure so I am sure the Unix/Linux people will fix it in a similar fashion. Embedded devices that can’t be updated will be another story.

[@vista9434]

Windows NT based OSes (Both 32Bit and 64Bit) uses a 64 bit interger for time. Infact Windows will be fine until the year 9999 and the year 10000 will cause some freezing problems but changing it to 10001 will fix that issue

[@RaysGamingChannel2003]

What about Windows 9X?

[@jirehla-ab1671]

What abt my old pc bios, its 13 yrs old already

[@Wallawallawallawalla]

I believe you meant to say "signed" and "unsigned" rather than "assigned" and "unassigned".

[@RichardDTube]

Only someone reading a script without knowing what he was talking about would make that mistake.

[@kagakudoragon]

@@RichardDTube False. Thats based on the assumption people who know what They’re talking about dont make mistakes. Furthermore even if it was a scripted video (most likely) the point still comes across as you both were clearly capable of telling what he meant and the overall meaning is preserved. Either way your point is invalid.

[@fetchstixRHD]

@@kagakudoragon: Indeed, it’s easy for even someone who knows what they’re talking about to misspeak.

[@kagakudoragon]

@@fetchstixRHD Yep

[@fullfungo]

@@fetchstixRHD but they put the same text on screen

[@paulokane7683]

Who else thought of 2012

[@goknighthawksgo]

Me

[@christianobregon2049]

f you

[@nick5075]

Y2K

[@ReshiLuna]

I was 8 back then, and genuinely scared of that being real! Dont remind me of that!

[@petersanta2911]

@@nick5075 R.I.P MY MAC

[@cmyk8964]

We’ve gone through a similar issue with the Y2K problem, where code from the 70s and 80s interpreted year “00” as “1900” instead of “2000”. But we mostly got through that problem without a major breakdown. So I’m cautiously optimistic about Y36. Also, there’s probably still an embedded system somewhere in the world that still thinks it’s the year 1924. P.S.: It’s “signed” as in “has the sign + or − on the number” and “unsigned”, not “assigned” and “unassigned”.

[@bustahrhymes216]

Just send me the new iOS 22

[@threydrey328]

Vidox Vidox 😂

[@petersanta2911]

Send me iOS 666

[@JuanC17Playz]

@@petersanta2911 "Send me iOS 42069"

[@HoyyDenden]

In 2038 we have an android like a real humans like the game detroit become human

[@xtwlgx]

ItsMelloHaeun YES!

[@Alex-uc4bd]

Yup the same story like in west world.

[@sheriffaboubakar9720]

ItsMelloHaeun I doubt it lol

[@humanbeing1316]

Oh I played that game

[@AMendoza447]

Having Connor roaming around, licking blue blood, and scavenging for devianta and them becomes one 👍

[@ParaDasParaDox]

Could 64 seconds a minute and 64 minutes an hour and 8 days a week be a possible starting solution?

[@marcopeterson805]

Wtf. NO.

[@asphyxth3663]

So we to use 64 bit unix

[@겨울이-e9f]

Razor Hawk wow...

[@fefe-san.878]

Lol, nice one

[@handydan5150]

Oh, FFS.... 32 bit is already largely deprecated. But by all means, let's panic.

[@ConcerningReality]

Panic is always the best option.

[@marri7261]

daniel kenoyer Good Idea

[@doublejj953]

LET'S START WORLD WAR 3 IN THAT YEAR

[@mrqueem1703]

source? u dont know shit

[@charlescampuz5812]

MR QUEEM Look at modern software you dummy, it’s clear that everything is transitioning to a 64-bit architecture. Heck, Even Apple & Linux dropped 32-bit support altogether.

[@troleadorcraneo1283]

Welp, lets hope Y2K repeats itself. (and by that itll go nearly flawlessly

[@desaturatedair]

"STOCK UP ON FOODS AND GUNS HTE APOC IS SOON!!!1!" *nothing happens*

[@darealxy444]

Also, since Unix time loops around to negatives, "time" will go from January 19, 2038 at 3:14:07 GMT to December 13, 1901 at 20:45:52 GMT

[@rxbiluhvrp]

That seems pretty weird, why 1901??

[@darealxy444]

@@rxbiluhvrp basically it loops around to negatives. therefore, 2,147,483,647 (the positive 32-bit integer limit) wouldn't go back to 0, it would go down to -2,147,483,648 (the negative 32-bit integer limit). Basically, in unix time, 0 is when unix time was 'launched' (January 1, 1970 at midnight UTC I believe). So, -2,147,483,648 would be before January 1, 1970. Instead, -2,147,483,648 in unix time would be sometime in 1901. Ik this was a lot to read, but hope this helps

[@locomotivetrainstation6053]

@@rxbiluhvrp because -2147483648 is in 1901

[@kingcartierjs7022]

well I guess 2020 ain’t over yet, in 18 years our devices are gonna be screwed 😒

[@fetchstixRHD]

3:49 More likely than not, you’re probably not going to be using anything susceptible to that problem when it comes around. More likely it will go just how the Y2K problem went: people will put enormous effort into sorting it, but for the most part it’ll be fixed (and we’ll have idiots saying how it was a fake problem too, probably!)

[@fard2780]

*_0:50_**_ "2 trillion, 147 million, 483 thousand 647"_* *_Something aint right_*

[@Charlie-oq6lk]

Guys this will only happen if your computer/mobile isn't connected to the internet.

[@enrgy-xh5uq]

🤔 and what do you use to connect to the internet? Think about it

[@Dsafenjoyer]

Look this ain't gonna fool people like Y2K. At least I hope....... People are so involved in tech will they even know how to live without it?. Still I think this will be like Y2K

[@masken8355]

Orange galaxy This is as real as you and me it’s the computer equivalent of counting to 6 on one hand, a 32-bit integer can’t go higher

[@profesae]

I just don’t understand why they don’t tell us this stuff at school since majority of us young folks will be old when it hits

[@ruler_of_everything]

okay we need flashlights, meal kits, a way to communicate with people and a y2k38 checker

[@sakariaskarlsson634]

In 2038 ill be watching a certain form of movie in 12k and 4d in my self driving hovercar (with blackout mode fully enabled), i wont deal with that kinda shit

[@Di0nislaw]

Been there, done that.

[@fireball2275]

What will happen to my iPhone 5 which I plan to keep for a long time

[@mtsimlover2]

im wondering how i got to this part of youtube

[@demtions]

I am too

[@joshlittle40]

mtsimlover2 ROBLOX drugs brother

[@xavierdiditt7944]

joshlittle40 damn. Forreal.

[@grilaxxx]

mtsimlover2 curiosity

[@lildoggy7632]

Same all because I looked up 2020

[@田-r6k]

So basically EAceS’s Y2K Bug video. *Neat.*

[@arnavpandey1592]

Your iPhone will be safe till then... Me- Drops iPhone in celebration.

[@Garfield_Minecraft]

we still have time. fix sooner is better

[@clurtzy]

2012: WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE!!!! 2019: WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE... AGAIN 2038: WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE! A THIRD TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN IS IT REALLY GONNA BE BAD HUH!?!? SERIOUSLY! STOP!

[@ConcerningReality]

This is just about the Unix millenium bug, the world won’t really end 😊

[@IneedmoresubsOnline]

2057: ???

[@kinochdotcom]

3:19 it is not "assigned" and "unassigned" but signed versus unsigned. UINT is positive values only whereas signed, the default int, can be either positive or neg -/+0

[@adriatical9016]

finally someone that spotted this, thank you

[@henrycheng8094]

Why didn't engineers in 1970 foresee this simple problem that would likely happen within their own lifetime?

[@mxmln8699]

Because when they developed something as “innovative” as computers were back then, they absolutely didn’t foresee that basically everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) would rely on computers (and therefore on that technology.) I’m not saying that the evolvement wasn’t there back then, but nobody knew that technology was going to literally explode in progress literally 50 years ago. How could they have possibly known? If you told the original Unix developers that there was even the slightest chance their system might still be in use in 2038, they probably would have called in some large, friendly men in white coats to haul you away.

[@rh4009]

In 1970, computing wasn't even enlightened enough to think "640k ought to be enough for everyone" yet. The concept of "embedded computer" did not yet exist, meaning the plan was to update the software "in the future". Even today, for most general-purpose computers, 2038 is a non-issue; software has already been updated to use 64-bit timestamps, or the update is pending; the real issue is about those embedded computers for which no updates are planned, and for those for which updates are not even possible. Luckily, many embedded computers don't actually care about real-time, ie, are happily reset to all-zeros when their power is interrupted. I would expect automotive ECU's to fall in this category. They might have the opposite problem, ie, if their power is not interrupted for 68 years; then the timestamp would overflow while the device is in operation - see "Boeing 787 needs to be rebooted every 51 days"

[@C0ck_team]

fun solution: instead of starting the time from 1970 at position 1 in int32 value, you can simply start it as the lowest value (-9,223,372,036,854,775,808) in int64, or 0 in uint64 making us more time to find a way to use 128 bit integer values in modern systems

[@ederadee]

We'll figure it out. Look, we fixed the Y2K issue, we'll fix this one, too.

[@darealxy444]

The exact time 32-bit Unix time will loop is (i believe) January 19, 2038 at 3:14:07 GMT

[@ayasegoingmeow]

perfect

[@moltenice2349]

Ah, thanks for the warning. I'll sell the 25 bitcoins to my name before 2038

[@ConcerningReality]

😂 good plan

[@ConcerningReality]

As a side note, when did you buy in? I’ve been in the crypto space for nearly 3 years now. 👍🏻

[@moltenice2349]

Concerning Reality Ever since I found out about BitConnect. My bitcoins are in their vault...somewhere...

[@darealxy444]

If you're curious, the end of 64-bit Unix time will be April 11, 2262 at 23:47:16.854 (11:47:16.854 PM) GMT

[@user-sus6969]

Wrong

[@gordonfreeman9641]

64 bit os will not have this problem :)

[@ConcerningReality]

Yep!

[@niavellir7408]

Concerning Reality Is that true?

[@adepic7927]

Until 2106

[@OnaSoto]

@@adepic7927 we would have 612 bits by then.

[@coweatsman]

@Adepic Don't you mean 512 bit to be a power of 2? But not really needed. 64 bit time will outlast humans.

[@aidanmayorkinos5098]

Anyone else freaking out that it’s 2021 and we’re just over ten years away from this

[@iamoroso3144]

Not really

[@SprayNpreyT]

back to 2000 ^^

[@andrewlankford9634]

"assigned" is really "signed" and "unassigned" is "unsigned". The extra bit increases the range of valid dates by a factor of two.

[@Elceeedeee]

Most or all of the tech that we use is 64Bit anyways like the video says. So no need to worry.

[@theweatherboy2202]

Y2K: I’m going to end the world. Y2K38: Write it down write it down!

[@gameplayallgamesresidmon184]

me who Skips from Jan 19 2038 3:11 AM to Jan 19 2038 3:42 AM: nerd

[@Zombieplehm]

Skynet’s going live.

[@trapgeekstudio3677]

Curt Syvret Sciencephil the ai

[@SpeedsMcRonalds]

That issue with cars can actually be fixed, funnily enough, with a custom ECU. Most people who tune/modify their vehicles will replace the stock ECU with one they can modify themselves, so I imagine in the next decade we'll probably see 2038 compliant modifications to ECU software to prevent this from impeding performance or safety equipment.

[@SpiritmanProductions]

Note that there are "signed" and "unsigned" integers, not "assigned" and "unassigned" integers, which are meaningless terms. Signed means it can represent negative as well as positive numbers because it uses one bit for the sign, but this means the absolute extent is halved. *32-bit signed:* -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 *unsigned:* 0 to 4,294,967,295 *64-bit signed:* -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 *unsigned:* 0 to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615

[@gameplayallgamesresidmon184]

Why does it say time will end but The video says "Every 32-bit Computer will crash at that time, Every Computer connected to the Internet will be fine" It scares me

[@sorcerykid]

I'm glad someone else caught this mistake!

[@goodvibesonly9259]

Does this give anyone thought to 1999? Anyone?

[@ConcerningReality]

Definitely, it's very similar. It'll probably turn out to be nothing too! lol

[@goodvibesonly9259]

Lmaoo

[@RUNGUYmusic]

Concerning Reality is it possible to get rid of the 2038 problem?

[@jsmmcmmmmxmdkekeik21j3iejf8]

The world will most likely end before 2100 due to environmental issues. Even scientists predicted we will run out of water by 2050. I'm 11, so rip.

[@Frankium]

Internet Exploer : Unknow error…… we are already getting the same error

[@GFNub]

64bit systems are only trick programming done with duel and quad core computers. They still require system32. System32 is just one of the thing that expires in 2038. Syswow64 doesnt work without system32. Install a 64bit system on a single core and than ill believe computers can survive. Computers dying out isnt the scariest part of this horror story, the scariest part is The Borg-They have a 2mb system on a single core. Ya can do it.... its just, ya have to start all over again from scratch, and it took like 3 decards just to create the 32bit system, by pysically making 2147m cards with code hole punched into them before shining a light on the cards and recording the light input on a screen. Idk how long it would take to record 64bit, let alone a 2mb worth of cards. The computers go offline in 2038, or sooner, guaranteed. There is no solving this problem. The computer is like a stopwatch sort of (at least in this analogy), it counts to 2147m. Time is a length, ie. Length of time. Sure, you can measure 500m with 2x 2m rulers, accurately, but the ruler is not a 500m ruler. Thats kinda how 64bit systems work, but really, they'll forever be a 32bit stopwatch. And they stop counting in 2038, no if ands or buts about it. ____ If i were like leader of the world, I'd create a computer that projects the light without needing cards.... maybe thats how ya can make a 2mb system on a single core however, regardless, ya need start everything from scratch again..... the global project that is the computer will have to start all over. If we had a 2mb system on a single core, we could still make the duel and quad cores and have 4 or even 8mb systems in 20 trillion years.

[@michaelc3154]

Does this have any effect on phones?

[@ConcerningReality]

Probably not. Phones are always connected to a network and we update them every year or so, so programmers will be able to prevent any issues.

[@michaelc3154]

Concerning Reality Ok, thank you for telling me 👍 👌🏼

[@peedrepusgnihtemos9291]

lmao this is the thing that concerns you the most.

[@michaelc3154]

Peed Repus Gnihtemos No, not really, it’s just that phones are the thing these days and they help us a lot and not having them work anymore would be really devastating.

[@peedrepusgnihtemos9291]

True.

[@Awesome2000WasTaken]

Doing my part to serve this comment as a time capsule from November 20, 2022.

[@gamingbabyman4257]

Y2k all over again

[@justinshoats6989]

Why would it go back to 1901?

[@byabatt2926]

I think it's not the end time we can't tell time

[@TheJpegCretin2337]

how does it affect a proper driving system, only the clock should run into problems?

[@Skerp129]

Jokes on you, my pc runs on 64-bit

[@blanchettsdiary]

Same.

[@desaturatedair]

Jokes on you, The clock is 32 bit.

[@DarkPitTheFallenAngel]

2038 will be the end of time. My PC calender: goes all the way to 3738.

[@21kpxnda18]

i thought this world will be destroy at 19th January 2038

[@datacticalsoldier]

Yup i was scared

[@21kpxnda18]

@@datacticalsoldier at 2038 i am 27 years old.

[@PedroBastozz]

@@21kpxnda18 Wait, you are underage!?

[@21kpxnda18]

@@PedroBastozz Yep

[@Antellars]

The 64-bit would run out of time on my 292277024590th birthday

[@MFuzzyOGX]

*When you think computers can't handle a number

[@Tech_Champ]

Wouldn't disconnecting the battery in a car reset its time. If it didn't, the car would remember the time when the battery is reconnected.

[@MeepChangeling]

"nearly every modern computer!" Nope. Nearly every modern computer, and even ones made back in the 2010s, use a 64 bit OS for this EXACT reason, my guy :3

[@jhgvvetyjj6589]

This couldn’t have been the only reason, nobody would redesign the whole computer architecture just because of that one time format

[@PedroBastozz]

I have a question. Im kinda paniking tho. so basically i got all of these old iPhones i collect and 5 of them are 32 bit devices will they simply stop working or revert back to noon 1/18/2038 like an android based device? edit: just changed all their dates to 1/28/2011 will that help?

[@PedroBastozz]

@Konasteus so that means that they will be safe right? or does the 1970 glittch happen.

[@El_Frutero]

@@PedroBastozz the 1970 was a glitch on ios 10 (I think so) was fixed within the same ios version, unless you purposefully never updated your iPhone even in that version it the UNIX problem won't affect your old iPhone, and I'm sure only the iPhone 1-5s use 32 bit architecture, the 6 changed to 64 bit and we're probably gonna start to see ARM (M1) phones in the next years

[@joesback4451]

This gave me Anxiety

[@cc5500]

Apache Johnson me too I’m so scared 😰😬

[@niavellir7408]

It’s just all technology shutting down. Who cares we can live like cave men.

[@cc5500]

Vault-Tec ok

[@xtwlgx]

Same...

[@doublejj953]

Won't the dinosaur's come back?

[@justmekabuki]

just watched muta’s video and suddenly this is in my reccommended

[@NerdyMeathead]

lol just go back to a 2 digit year? then you can have a y3k all over again

[@Mefrom_Here]

Last time Ive checked my car’s ecu dos’t keep time so what are you on about?

[@paul6785]

*Y2K*

[@ConcerningReality]

Yeup.

[@rnaval6000official]

so basically you will have to change the date to Jan 13 2037 every January 14 of every year if you have a 32- bit pc?

[@rjplays2331]

At 4:09 it says 292 billion, but you said 292 trillion

[@ConcerningReality]

Yep, I made a mistake here 🙂

[@Olivia-qk8ue]

Apple fixed this with iOS 9.3 since since iOS 9.3 the iPhone 4s 5 5c the date had been moved to 2068 as the beginning of iPhone clocks start in January 1, 2001 UTC

[@mazas9713]

That's the day of my Birthday!?

[@trailerparkbrawl8598]

Maža S tha sucks

[@kalynmonroe4503]

Mines on the 17th of sept but 3 14 is the time for me oof

[@offroadnoob4766]

Same

[@offroadnoob4766]

Maža S mines the 19th that’s the only reason I clicked on this video

[@joeycaridi3030]

All year problems Friday December 13 AD 1901 at 20:45:52 GMT or 16:45:52 EST -2,147,483,648 Tuesday January 19 AD 2038 at 03:14:07 GMT or 22:14:07 EST +2,147,483,647 Sunday February 7 AD 2106 at 06:28:15 GMT or 01:28:15 EST +4,294,967,295 Friday January 27 BC 292,277,022,657 at 08:29:52 GMT or 03:29:52 EST -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 Sunday December 4 AD 292,277,026,596 at 15:30:07 GMT or 10:30:07 EST +9,223,372,036,854,775,807 Thursday November 9 AD 584,554,051,223 at 07:00:15 GMT or 02:00:15 EST +18,446,744,073,709,551,615

[@voltage2799]

I will not even be alive by that time and I am only 11

[@ConcerningReality]

Why won’t you be alive? That’s only 20 years away

[@masken8355]

Concerning Reality he will commit suicide because of lack of faith in humanity duh

[@generalspoons3253]

Lol

[@generalspoons3253]

Filip lol

[@generalspoons3253]

I’ll be 37 in 25 years

[@mitchellstevenson7216]

What if it does go back to 1970? The disco wasn’t that bad, was it?

[@RobertoGarcia-xk5ew]

Is this real

[@ConcerningReality]

Yep! Look up the Unix Millenium Bug

[@getyourgameon1990]

It's as real as Y2k

[@threydrey328]

Yup

[@rreach9463]

Blue boy hoodie X yeas

[@gamingbabyman4257]

Blue boy hoodie X no

[@Ok-po3ks]

So it's gonna happen a day before my birthday? Nice!