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To: wooden ships who wrote (6594)	8/9/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: Investor2	Respond to of 42834

Thanks very much for the summaries. On another matter, maybe we can worry about Y2.038K, in addition to Y2K: "At about 3:15 a.m. on Jan. 19, 2038, the Unix clock will hit a number consisting of a zero and 31 ones -- in decimal notation, a little more than 2.4 billion seconds after Unix time began. In the following second it will ''overflow,'' in tech jargon, creating a number consisting of a one followed by 31 zeroes. In our decimal world, that will represent minus 2.4 billion seconds, meaning the computer will now think the year is 1901, with obvious and non-obvious consequences." sjmercury.com Best wishes, I2