No, it isn't. Though the Y2K bug posed some problems for computers and computer systems, it was largely headed off by thinking programmers and IT people. Those who understood the nature of the bug saw it as a minor inconvenience rather than a serious problem. If anyone was really scared over the situation, it is probable that their fears were borne out of ignorance. The proof is in the pudding. Does anyone recall with clarity the "big noise" about the bug and what really happened? Probably not many. Nothing much occurred. It was "no biggie" in the grand scheme of things, and it's that simple.
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According to the experts at F-Secure, the "Y2K Virus" is just a misnomer given to the Y2K bug by media personnel who didn't completely understand the problem.
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Some words that rhyme with "Y2K" are "kayak," "payback," and "way back."
"Y2K" was the year 2000. A "Bugatti" is a car. Your question makes no sense.
Russ Kelly has written: 'Y2K: An equal opportunity destroyer' 'Y2K'
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The cast of Y2K - 1998 includes: Rachel Cronin as Wendy Allison
Y2K - 1999 TV is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
It might have been. Y2K Stands for year two thousand. The old computers went from 1997 to 98 to 99, and 00 is an invalid date. Basically all the computers in the world would have shut down, and yes, that includes the bank computers. It would have been a major problem because basically everyone would be bankrupt at the stroke of midnight on January 1st 2000. Scary, no?
Yes. All versions of Windows from Windows 95 on are or have patches to make them compliant with Y2K.