2038: Only 21 years away
Surprisingly, when Googling for 2038 & FreeBSD, the 2nd highest recommended search result was:2038年問題 freebsdI do not speak, write, or search for things using Chinese characters. Seems as though this problem must have been heavily Google'd for by Chinese speakers - why else would it have popped up in my search recommendations?Btw: Google Translate tells me 年問題 means "year problem"Perhaps this information was important for ensuring the safety of Kylin, which started out as a sort of Chinese DARPA-style project to get the state off of MS Windows. Kylin was announced in 2006. It was supposedly based on FreeBSD 5.3.Strange thing is, Kylin later became known to use the Linux kernel (with a Ubuntu influence). - Google search recommendations, which should be based on a recent volume of searches, if they did suggest anything about Kylin development, should yield "2038年問題 linux" rather than "2038年問題 freebsd" - Maybe some of those FreeBSD-Kylin  systems are still being heavily used.Or perhaps there are a lot of embedded systems being produced in China which use FreeBSD.