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"Let's see... 580 GB free, 309MB used by Unbox, and -580 GB used by other files. Sounds about...right!?" writes Geoff.
"IE knows it doesn't know this, but doesn't know what it doesn't know," wrote Jamie.
"There was only one question I needed to answer to get the job. Too bad...," laments Dan.
"Looks like a spammer opted for the 'nuclear option' when trying to make it past our spam filter," wrote Alex.
Bart-Jan Vrielink wrote, "When I tried to contact PayPal using the 'Contact Us' button on their website, I was greeted with these instructions. In preferences however, the only options they have are for 'English' and 'Dutch'."
As it turns out, Chaz has been waiting 73 years for a package that he ordered earlier this year.
"I was unaware that EULAs required scheduled maintenance," wrote Jonathan.
Re: Unbox Can't Math
2012-11-09 07:20
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faoileag
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Most likely Sixteen Bit can't math... 32767 days is round about 90 years. 01/18/1938 is the end of the Unix Epoch minus 100 years, so probably somebody fed max int minus 1 into a date object, then made the year a two-digit date and prepended "19" as a string. Nice one though, first time I've seen it. |
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