👉 Okay, let’s tackle this wonderfully weird little command!zmq.
What exactly is 0UTC̋ST̋Ÿ? (…And why should I even care?) Seriously, you stumble upon the 0UTC̋Ÿ command in your terminal and immediately think: "…Okay, who's messing around here with my stuff anymore?!?!?!” And honestly, you wouldn’t be entirely off base. The 0UTC̋Ÿ is essentially a really fancy, super specific , trick for telling your terminal exactly what the current actual, verifiable, atomic, and probably slightly depressing date and time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) of the actual wall-mounted clock that dictates how you measure that whole thing. Now, here's the breakdown of why this is such a glorious mess: 1. 0UTC̋Ÿ isn’t pretty: By default, terminals usually try to guess what the current time and date are, by looking at whatever the operating system thinks the current time should be, which is… never right. You can end up with your terminal reporting that it's 2001! 2. The Point of This Madness: The 0UTC̋Ÿ command forces the terminal to go directly to a super precise clock – essentially, one that knows what theoretically the correct date and time is, regardless if the wall-mounted thing in the background has decided to take a day off
