🕰️ Unix Epoch: Timekeeping in the Digital Era

🕰️ Unix Epoch: Timekeeping in the Digital Era

The Unix Epoch is the temporal glyph—the moment when digital time began: 00:00:00 UTC on January 1, 1970. Every timestamp since is a scroll of seconds from that origin.

⏳ What Makes It Glyphic?

  • Epoch Time: A single integer tracks time across systems.
  • Cross-Platform Standard: Used in Unix, Linux, and web APIs.
  • Y2K38 Bug: A future scroll glitch when 32-bit time overflows.

📜 Why It Belongs in the Codex

This is the clock scroll—a glyph of digital chronology and computational rhythm.

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