The Year 2000: Are You a Time Traveler?
When was the last time you thought about Y2K? You may have been standing in line for a burger, purchasing an item with your credit card or boarding a flight for a business trip. As the millennium approaches, the question, "Does Y2K effect me, and if it does, what can I do about it?," is asked more and more. The answer is simple. If you use a computer, you are effected. Every aspect of our lives is touched, in some way, by computers. From the weekend PC user all the way up to the big iron programmer, the Year 2000 date crisis is real and sits dormant, waiting to come alive at the first hint of a millennium change. For some, that change has already hit home more quickly than expected.

D10K Bug Pits Expert Against Expert
Sometimes little things mean a lot, sometimes they don't. Case in point: The controversial "Dow 10,000 Problem." Some believe it's a small time bomb, others think it's a big dud.

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