Y2K issues

[Bradley M. Kuhn]

Kragen, I believe your reply-to still says gentle.dyn.ml.org....

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Thus spoke Kragen:

>     
> [Note how this *quote* about a *story* about an *un-named* oil refinery
> serves as hard news about Y2K!  This absence of hard information itself is
> one of the BIGGEST part of the Y2K Problem.  When propaganda is the "hard"
> information available, stories like these become truth, even to a United
> States Senator.  Our leadership needs to get its nose out of the
> presidential crotch and challenge this "Major Oil Company" (and other
> major infrastructure companies, like *ahem* telecoms) to come forward and
> discuss test results openly.

Sadly, I don't think this will happen until the crashes and problems need to
be made public---after the public has been harmed.
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