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Today will have an extra "leap second" and everyone is freaking out
This year, however, the leap second is causing some panic. The last time a leap second was added in 2012, things got a little cray cray. Major websites like Mozilla and LinkedIn crashed because their computer systems weren’t prepared for a 61 second minute—but that’s not all. Hundreds of flights in Australia had to be grounded or delayed because their systems crashed—yikes!
And while it might seem like an easy solution to simply drop a leap second all together, it’s not really an option. Without leap seconds, in a few centuries time would be off by an entire hour.
Don’t worry too much, though—experts say it is unlikely that the internet will completely crash. Sites like Google are already taking precautions, so you should be able to go about most of your late-night girlslife.com websurfing with ease!
Have you heard about this #LeapSecond?
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