Deep dives into Linux systems, from kernel behavior to command-line wizardry that powers modern computing.

Step into the world where everything is a file and pipes connect possibilities like digital plumbing. These Linux explorations celebrate the elegance of Unix philosophy while acknowledging the occasional head-scratching moments when systemd does something unexpected.
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The 2038 problem: when time runs out

At exactly 03:14:07 UTC on January 19, 2038, a significant portion of the world's computing infrastructure will experience temporal catastrophe. Unlike Y2K, this isn't a formatting problem - it's mathematics meets physics, and we can't patch the fundamental laws of binary arithmetic.

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