Computers were not designed to roll over the year.
I get that, but I would assume that this only applied to a few old systems? Didn't programmers in the 80s want to make sure that their code would last for more than 20 years? And people knew Y2K would be a problem so they had plenty of time to fix the issues right?
as a gen Z I still don't get why Y2K was such a big deal
i get that these people need more help than just being convinced not to do it, but in that moment isn't talking them out of it the right thing to do?
it's funny how my teachers used to say don't trust everything you read on Wikipedia because anyone could edit it but now it's among the most trustworthy websites around
I mean, we all thought the exact same thing
scared to death of outsiders
do you mean people from outside the house or is your cat actually racist?
Language proficiencies: Common
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