7 Aug
2012
7 Aug
'12
6:12 a.m.
On Mon, 6 Aug 2012, Mouse wrote:
I think, over two million years from now, very few people alive today
will still be in a position to care about any now-running code. I'd
add "and even fewer will actually care", except that I expect that
number to be zero, and you can't get fewer than that. :)
C'mon Mouse, you _know_ there will be some machine tool running Windows 41
that they just _can't_ take out of service. :)
g.
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Fortunately the Y2038K problem mentioned in the
subject line, if
there is one, is unlikely to be relevant to anyone alive today.
Speak for
yourself, old man. ;)