does it happens to anyone ?

Num7

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Looks like a timestamp error. Glitches do happen in file systems. Nothing weird about it.

If that happens to you often, you might wanna check the integrity of your file system with a checkdisk. And never forget to backup your data.
 

Iamnoone

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other files were from 44 and 2027 there are a lot of similar glitches in my life :)
 

Gacut

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Sadly, this is only an error due to time implementation.

This date and time: 0:00, 1 January 1970 is called "Unix time".

Long story short, every single clock in computers are calibrated from this date and time.
Some programmer made a bug or just an easter-egg ;]

More about unix time: Unix time - Wikipedia
 

Harte

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Sadly, this is only an error due to time implementation.

This date and time: 0:00, 1 January 1970 is called "Unix time".

Long story short, every single clock in computers are calibrated from this date and time.
Some programmer made a bug or just an easter-egg ;]

More about unix time: Unix time - Wikipedia
From your link:
On systems where Unix time is stored as a signed 32-bit integer, the largest value that can be recorded is 2147483647 (231 − 1), which is 03:14:07 Tuesday, 19 January 2038 UTC. The following second, the clock will wrap around to negative 2147483648 (−231), which is 20:45:52 Friday, 13 December 1901 UTC. This is referred to as the Year 2038 problem.
Uh oh!
Airplanes will fall from the sky as the world ends due to the Y2K+38 bug!

Harte
 

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