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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: UK GMT roll over
Isn't it interesting to note that there have been no significant y2k problems but there have been significant service disruptions as a result of paranoia and general cynisism? Can we shoot the press now? > There are also unamusing things like for example the local coffee/doughnut > shop being closed tonight when it is supposed to be open 24/7. I > consider this to be a serious denial of service by the miscreant who > operates the shop. Man does not live by nicotine alone. > > Meanwhile i sit here like a moron waiting an hour for a non-event to > happen. My sole purpose for being here is so that the 'suits' who are > out whooping it up, can experience anxiety-free whooping. > > After midnight i get to dodge drunken revelers on my 33 mile trip home, > and tomorrow morning i'll get salt in the wounds when Randy unloads on me > for copying this to nanog. > > I just hope i'm dead when 2038 rolls around. Or is it 2238? I can't > remember. Oh well. > > > > On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, Alex Pilosov wrote: > > > This is mildly amusing. Looking at headers: > > > > On Sat, 1 Jan 100, Neil J. McRae wrote: > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Wayne Bouchard [Immagine Your ] [email protected] [Company Name Here] Network Engineer ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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