Weird. When I ask the command line for the uptime of my device, today (February 1, 2024) I get the answer that is:
$ uptime -s
2024-01-29 17:56:53
This date is still in the future!
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2We have been in 2024 for a month now, ICYMI. – muru Feb 01 '24 at 06:58
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2In which universe is 2024-01-29 the future??? – Artur Meinild Feb 01 '24 at 08:55
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1... I'm having a very hard time trying to make sense of that and I have a feeling it's not my understanding :-) – Raffa Feb 01 '24 at 14:25
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uptime -s means "up since ..."
So it seems that your system has been up since 2024-01-29 17:56:53 - which is January 29 2024 - a couple of days ago today.
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Could you please update your question with the output of 'date' and 'uptime -s' ... ? – Soren A Feb 02 '24 at 06:56
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@JormaHytonen then why would you say: "today (February 1, 2024) I get the answer..."? – muru Feb 04 '24 at 19:07