| 32-bit timestamps roll over, causing Y2K-level chaos
::32-bit timestamps role over, causing Y2K-level chaos
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...on computers means the bug could affect many more vital systems, but with Y2K passing by relatively uneventfully especially in light of the hype that pre
:Cueball: Remember Y2K? This could be even ''worse!''
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...long-term benefits, rather than only the coming years or decades. The {{w|Y2K problem}} was due to using only two digits to store the year, which would h
4 KB (676 words) - 15:44, 19 March 2025
...ical year numbering|astronomical calendars}}, or the {{w|Year 2000 problem|Y2K}} and {{w|Year 2038 problem|year 2038}} problem. Nevertheless in this comic
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...hat this limit would be reached. Computers using such systems would have a Y2K-analogous bug once someone actually reached 128 years old, where anomalous
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#REDIRECT [[2697: Y2K and 2038]]
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#REDIRECT [[2697: Y2K and 2038]]
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| title = Y2K and 2038
The Y2K bug, or more formally, the {{w|year 2000 problem}}, was the computer errors
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