Football_Bat
Well-Known Member
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/05/technology/05daylight.html?em&ex=1173330000&en=cf53c03ce99aa2d7&ei=5087%0A
The change in DST could cause some problems. That's because a lot of older computer networks are still set to spring forward in April. Unlike Y2K, where the problem was recognized years in advance, there could be a lot of disruptions in air and rail travel, finance, etc. because the time change was approved without a lot of lead time for fixes to be made.
Seems to me like one could simply manually set the clocks ahead, but it's never that simple, it seems.
Should I get the Y2K survival kit ready?
The change in DST could cause some problems. That's because a lot of older computer networks are still set to spring forward in April. Unlike Y2K, where the problem was recognized years in advance, there could be a lot of disruptions in air and rail travel, finance, etc. because the time change was approved without a lot of lead time for fixes to be made.
Seems to me like one could simply manually set the clocks ahead, but it's never that simple, it seems.
Should I get the Y2K survival kit ready?
