Re: Y2K issues

[this is not directed to anyone in this thread]

Why are people so stupid?

Managers are now talking about how y2k was hyped up, and it wasn't a big disaster like everyone thought, and how they spent to much money on a problem that wasn't bigger.

Um, try to follow me now Mr. Managers. This is a tough one. If you had not spent the money, it would have been a bigger problem.

• Paul

Kevin Moriarty wrote:

> Simulate a system wide crash based on a goofy non y2k compliant piece of
> code, stress how many more millions were saved by avoiding this (fictional)
> disaster. Remember, perception is 90% of reality.
>
> Philippe CEROU <philippe.cerou_at_free.fr> wrote in message
> news:UNhc4.157$ZY.745579_at_nnrp2.proxad.net...
> > Here, we have been meeting no problem too. All is fine, no bug in our
> system
> > (AIX 4.2.1 + Oracle 7.3.4.4) !
> >
> > Now we will have to demonstrate our directors that we didntt spent
> millions
> > just for pinnuts.. :(((((
> >
> > What a bad life we are living,. don't we ?
> >
> >
> >
Received on Tue Jan 04 2000 - 07:55:54 CST