laratime.ZXZ [1/1]

It was 11 Dec 98 and 20:46:40, Renat Mamedov wrote to Denis Dmitriev
on the topic laratime.ZXZ [1/1]
Not seeing a moderator nearby, I decided to insert a word:

RM> by the clock - it will be 9999 back. because the data on ^^^
RM> is stored in BCD format... and not binary... and this whole dispute

ADDRESS IN CMOS COME ON WHERE TO PLACE THE CENTURY! :-E~~

RM> there are suspicions of your own invisibility... plz,

Well, you’re invisible, so what?

With best wishes, Kirill Frolov.

DD> We allocate two bytes in the memory area in CMOS-e, one of them stores the number

DD> Questions?

What is the address of these bytes?

DD> ps: it will work only until the year 25599 :(

And in CMOS there are still 48 bytes...

KF> ADDRESS IN KMOS COME ON WHERE TO PLACE THE CENTURY! :-E~~

I still think this idea is pointless... I'm not going to live until
2097... :) the existing system
is quite satisfactory to me, and in general, there's no need to yell at me...

and the address - well, put it in cell #00 - seconds... to make it more fun :)