Re: Y2K

2017-12-28 Thread Michael Butash
IBM showing up to charge to fix the problem they created. Go figure, still their modus operandi these days in their support and over all existence model. -mb On Wed, Dec 27, 2017 at 10:20 PM, trent shipley wrote: > I remember stories of IBM octogenarians showing up to fix things at Luke > Air

Re: Y2K

2017-12-28 Thread techlists
When I think about where technology was 20 years ago and how fast things are changing... I have to say the landscape will be wildly different 20 years from now. The point about embedded systems is really the catcher. I can see a few 20 year old cars still being around along with other thing

Re: Y2K

2017-12-28 Thread Matthew Crews
>How many bits that are used for time has little to do with how many bits > the processor has.  There is still plenty of software that has their > time hard coded to use 32bits even if it's running on a 64bit processor. > It's seems like it's not so much the desktops and servers we have to > worry

Re: Y2K

2017-12-28 Thread Steve Litt
On Thu, 28 Dec 2017 00:19:20 -0700 Brian Cluff wrote: > How many bits that are used for time has little to do with how many > bits the processor has.  There is still plenty of software that has > their time hard coded to use 32bits even if it's running on a 64bit > processor. Who would do that?

Re: Y2K

2017-12-28 Thread Matthew Crews
> Cars are a problem. We all expect our 60 year old 1957 Chevies to keep > running. In 2038 a 60 year old car will be a 1978: Not an unreasonable > expectation. > > By 2038 they can gain 29 years by redefining epoch-start as 1999 > instead of 1970. By 2067 technology will be so advanced that there

Re: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

2017-12-28 Thread Andrew McRobb
Happy New Years! I thought I should give everyone cookies this year, if that's cool. All of you would just need to get the ingredients and bake them. ;) Andrew McRobb Full-time Software Developer Part-time Freelancer mcrobb.info On Wed, Dec 27, 2017 at 11:40 AM, Mark Phillips wrote: > Same to

Re: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

2017-12-28 Thread Bob Elzer
Actually you can go to about any website and get a free cookie. But only if you accept cookies. Cheers!! On Dec 28, 2017 2:05 PM, "Andrew McRobb" wrote: Happy New Years! I thought I should give everyone cookies this year, if that's cool. All of you would just need to get the ingredients and