This was bugging me for a while, but the final straw was that if
one wants to use the max time (for example to look backwards when
traversing edges), you cannot trivially convert from one to the
other, since you'd overflow. So you can't (for instance) trivially
convert from eggs time to `time.Time` in go.
The main disadvantage is that we lose ~50 of the ~600 years
representable with nanoseconds. But I think that's fine.
Also, produce fully static binaries. This means that `gethostname`
does not work (doesn't work with static glibc unless you build it
with `--enable-static-nss`, which no distro builds glibc with).
