Re: [OT] Unix Time Stamp - Independence Day 2025 :-)

Stefan Claas wrote:

Cri-Cri wrote:
 

On Thu, 13 Jun 2024 20:33:51 +0200, Stefan Claas wrote:
 

No ... but here is a bash script, written by Bing AI, which allows you
to enter with -h hex values, or with -d decimal values and prints to
stdout all timezones. :-)

 
A similar thing for Python:
https://pynative.com/list-all-timezones-in-python/
 
With a little work I'm sure it's possible to do something like that AI
thing. Just for fun, here is the number of timezones it has listed:
 

len(pytz.all_timezones)

596

 
Interesting, my program has 597.
 

Many are, apparently, not even in use. :)  I suppose they are there for
historical reasons. Possibly future use.

 
I don't know. I just included all of them. ;-)
 
https://github.com/stefanclaas/hex2date
 

I have another program, which calculates the weekdays of your birthdays. :-)

$ bdates -tz Europe/Berlin 2020-xx-xx 2030-xx-xx
The birthday in the year 2020 was on a Monday
The birthday in the year 2021 was on a Tuesday
The birthday in the year 2022 was on a Wednesday
The birthday in the year 2023 was on a Thursday
The birthday in the year 2024 was on a Saturday
The birthday in the year 2025 is on a Sunday
The birthday in the year 2026 is on a Monday
The birthday in the year 2027 is on a Tuesday
The birthday in the year 2028 is on a Thursday
The birthday in the year 2029 is on a Friday
The birthday in the year 2030 is on a Saturday
and so on.

https://github.com/stefanclaas/bdate

I wonder what else can be done with the Linux 'date'
command. :-)

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Regards
Stefan