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In a fortnight... pharc! |
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Sunday Dec 16 7:04:55 2018 |
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In a fornight, pharc, my phlog archiver, will have to face its |
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toughest test of the year which simply put is doing its work and doing |
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it well. |
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I do yearly archives using a cron job since 2011 but I started |
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logging one year later (in 2012). Today I was taking a look at |
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pharc.log and I noticed that the end of the year has been from Monday |
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to Sunday skipping Friday, my favourite day of the week. This is the |
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full log: |
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Mon Dec 31 23:55:00 UTC 2012 Archiving phlog posts... |
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Mon Dec 31 23:55:03 UTC 2012 You are done now. |
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Tue Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2013 Archiving phlog posts... |
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Tue Dec 31 23:55:03 UTC 2013 You are done now. Thanks for using pharc! |
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Wed Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2014 Archiving 2014 posts... |
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Wed Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2014 Done. Thanks for using pharc! |
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Thu Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2015 Archiving 2015 posts... |
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Thu Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2015 Done. Thanks for using pharc! |
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Sat Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2016 Archiving 2016 posts... |
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Sat Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2016 Done. Thanks for using pharc! |
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Sun Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2017 Archiving 2017 posts... |
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Sun Dec 31 23:55:01 UTC 2017 Done. Thanks for using pharc! |
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Even though this is perfectly understandable due to the existence of |
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leap years it is a curious thing anyway. |
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