I missed the screenshot for the bigg one-oh-oh, but the above screenshot gets the point accross. I personally like the easter egg that htop shows when you reach the 100 days of uptime. Notice the (!) to the right of the uptime readout. This is one of the many reasons I love linux…

The little bit of code that does this can be found in the source code of UptimeMeter.c (as I learned from atc):

35 char daysbuf[15];
36 if (days > 100) {
37 sprintf(daysbuf, “%d days(!), “, days);
38 } else if (days > 1) {
39 sprintf(daysbuf, “%d days, “, days);
40 } else if (days == 1) {
41 sprintf(daysbuf, “1 day, “);
42 } else {
43 daysbuf[0] = ‘\0′;
44 }

Today marks the first time I have had a computer reach 100 days of uptime. This same system had once made it to 94 days of uptime, but I had to physically move the system to it’s current location. The above screenshot was taken a few minutes ago from my IPCOP firewall/router and demonstrates just how reliable linux can be. My webserver that is hosting all of my websites (and physically located imediately bellow my router) is on it’s 88th day of uptime. I’ll post again when my web server reaches it’s first 100 days of uptime as well. I  wonder how much power it has consumed in those 100 days…