Unix Time Stamp Memes Be Like

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Unix Time Stamp Memes Be Like

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This meme hits the sweet spot of programmer inside jokes. The Unix timestamp 1720619723 converts to July 10, 2024, 4:15:23 PM GMT. Only true backend nerds would get the joke without converting it first! It's like the frog is saying "Hey fellow programmers, check the current time" but in the most unnecessarily complex way possible. Classic programmer flex - using epoch time instead of just saying the date like a normal human being. The chubby frog's deadpan expression perfectly captures how programmers drop these technical references and expect everyone to understand.

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