[TenTec] Y2K

[CookTA@corning.com (Cook, Thomas A)]

Somehow I think that if a little logic is applied to the QSL, solution, it
will be very obvious what the real year is.  Where we get into trouble is by
blindly trusting a fundamentally dumb machine to give us all the answers.
Garbage in + screwy software/firmware => smelly garbage out.  Will Y2K make
problems for people?  Yes.  I already had a problem with a "Hotline Home"
bill (daughter @ college), but to their credit, they found the problem,
admitted it, and gave a $5 credit to calm the masses.

Tom - WA2BPE

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> From:         Bill_Ames@hyperion.com[SMTP:Bill_Ames@hyperion.com]
> Sent:         Wednesday, November 04, 1998 2:42 PM
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> Subject:      Re: [TenTec] Y2K
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> It is a serious problem. Most all those QSLs submitted to the ARRL will no
> longer count for any awards as the two digit dates on man will not be
> correct because they won't be able to know the correct year. Every one
> will
> have to start on 1 Jan 2000 to qualify for DXCC et al!
> 
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