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Y2K

icon Created by Jude Karabus //
Wed 16 Mar 2022

The infamous bug caused by early programmers adopting a date format of DD/MM/YY to use less memory than would be required by a format of DD/MM/YYYY.

The 'nothing-happened' Y2K bug – how the IT industry worked overtime to save world's computers

Retro Tech Week ...though bonkers conspiracies on solving date-field problem never died down
Software17 Jan 2024 | 127

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