I have been very busy lately, trying to do all my uni assignments so
I have hundreds of emails waiting my attention. So I've started
assulting survpc. But there seems to be more mail coming than I can
read. :(
At least I have Spring "Study Break" to do all the things I planned,
like network the 386SX and 386DX (got some cards, may be in another
post), finish both my websites, email more ppl and other non-computer
stuff too!
Anyway, to the point of this post...
On Thursday, Bernie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
] I noticed that no problems have been reported due to the date 990909 (which
] was claimed to create problems - the explanation why it should is still
] highly unlogical) in the majority of the world (I haven't seen that nothing
] has happened in N/S-America yet, and no reports what so ever from the rest
] of the world).
FWIW there might be a minor bug in my ISP; I did connect on the 9th,
but what I did on that day seems to have been downloaded on
"31-Dec-1999". I don't know what thats about.
] companys, organization and govermental instituions etc. around the world
] have, more or less, given money away to "computer experts".
Y2K is all hype. Just to line the "computer experts'" pockets.
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