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You have to be mistaken, Don. Don't you rember the media claiming after 2000 went by without planes falling from the air that the Y2K but never really existed, was blown out of proportation, wouldn't of even caused problems hat programmers just hyped it to make money to do conversions... There couldn't of been a system crash from a Y2K bug because, according to the media anyway, the Y2K bug was just a bunch of hype! Or maybe the media was wrong and the fact is that all these systems *would* of crashed if all us programmers hadn't fixed things. Naw, the medias never wrong, is it? Regards, Jim Langston Don wrote: > > Hey, if you guys want a real shot in the head, I just spoke with a > reporter handling the stories on that W-B city system that had a > failure... > > ACCORDING TO HER: they didn't do Y2K on it...that they're actually > changing the date back to 1999 and running as if they were in 1999. > > ....just when you thought you'ld heard damn near everything...:) >
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