>It all still works, and it's hardware is all completely Y2K
>compliant, as it always has been. For all I know, it might still work just
>fine ten years from now, and I bet you won't be able to say that for many of
>these cheap Pentium-based Chinese-made motherboard equipped systems that
>people are dragging out of the computer stores this week.
This is the reason that NASA aren't using any faster CPU than 386 in space,
the newer will much more easily be destroyed while out there.
Also they wouldn't need a fast CPU out in space, better to have the power
on earth if it needs replacement (3 C64s was enough for the Apollo if I
remember correctly.)
I still haven't heard of any computer beeing unable to change to 2K, but I
really liked the story posted here about the "Y *to* K" project made :-)
I better copy it to an extra file for safe keeping.
//Bernie
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