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Mordy
@imboardnow
I’m a real curious man | competitive | i play chess | i play poker | stock market enthusiast | Always tries to be happy 😊| I post on x whenever I’m bored
New York, USA Katılım Temmuz 2023
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Love how Jews just decided that number 18 works for everything and they’re going to stick with it.
Donating to charity? $18
Get married? Age 18
Taking in Shabbat? 18 minutes before sunset.
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Know the feeling …
bailey@Baileymoon15
dragging my stupid fucking winter coat out of storage for the 5th time this year
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@YossiGoldstein8 @shlishkas @Wolf_Yakov @JewYid Crazy take. Machine matzah is 100x better than the stale overpriced round burnt stuff
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Matzah is actually delicious, and if you buy Matzah it needs to be Satmar Matzah, (preferably baked after Purim) and the grape juice needs to be Kedem.
If you buy some reform Goyish Matzah don't complain.
bailey@Baileymoon15
i’m tired of pretending matzah is good
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A bit late
But better late than never
The White House@WhiteHouse
President Donald J. Trump Wishes a Happy Passover.
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Hey Jews of Twitter, what are we eating before Passover tmrw? Nothing with potatoes or matzah please 🙏
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• It overflowed: 1,323,565,370,000 mod 2³² = 715,442,832.
• That smaller number, when read as seconds since 1970, lands on September 2, 1992.
Classic integer overflow from old Twitter backend code that wasn’t fully updated for modern timestamps. X has since fixed the parsing,
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That X post (from Japanese comedian Eiko Kano, @kano9x) is the one going viral right now because its timestamp displays as September 2, 1992 (hence the “92”).
But it’s not actually from 1992—it’s a display bug in X’s legacy timestamp code.
What really happened:
狩野英孝@kano9x
大阪へやってきました(^_^)v久しぶりにジャルジャルさんと仕事です(#^_^#)
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