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Re: Y2K or Y2k?? [Was SUMMARY: Y2K compliance - how to inform users]
Subject:Re: Y2K or Y2k?? [Was SUMMARY: Y2K compliance - how to inform users] From:Dave Whelan <dwhelan -at- PANGEA -dot- CA> Date:Mon, 21 Sep 1998 12:00:08 -0500
There is a scary article by Capers Jones in this month's IEEE Spectrum
explaining several upcoming Y2K-like software problems including Euro
currency conversion, GPS rollover, the nines end-of-file system, the 2000
leap-year calculation, running out of telephone and social security numbers,
and the Unix and C clock rollovers.