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It's kind of a silly question, but what would be the maximum INT value of a time() and it's future date, e.g.
1st January 2999
Would time() ever get to that value? Going for a large time() value would return this:
Thu 1st Jan 1970 1:00AM
A normal int date
1287320788 - outputs today's date: Sun 17th Oct 2010 2:06PM
But I'm only curious for the biggest int date and the last date.
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