Re: Y2K glitch??? or just a little time travel?

[Brian Vita <brian_vita@cssinc.com>]

I had left all but one of the computers in my office on for the New Year's 
turnover.  The one that I had shut off was the sole 486 in the office (an 
AST 486/25 Bravo).  When I booted it up yesterday it said Jan 3, 1980.  Win 
95 did allow me to change the date correctly but I don't know if the 
machine's innards are accepting it.  The various flavors of Pentiums that 
make up the remaining machines seemed to accept the new date but appeared 
rather lathargic.  They seemed to return to normal when rebooted. Then, of 
course, I had to set the date back on the accounting system to do some year 
end maintenance...

Brian

At 11:53 AM 1/2/00 -0500, you wrote:
>hey crew...
>
>    this one showed up in my Go Mail box (which i use for the NE Onelist).
>note the date.  don't know whether that came from the originator or as a
>result of the server translation/formating.
>    in an effort to make this germaine, WRKO would still be playing music,
>n'est pas?  and WROR would be parked at 98.5.  105.7 would be WVBF.  99.5 was
>WSSH.  96.9 was WJIB (insert ship's bells here).  94.5 was WCOZ.  and 106.7
>was still WBZ-FM.
>
><<
>date:  Fri, 04 Jan 1980 08:56:58
>from:  Xxxxxxxx@xxx.com
>to:  neradio@onelist.com
>subject:  [neradio] Happy 2000 all
> >>
>
>- -Chuck Igo

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