Re: Chicago/London-PRESS claims Y2k is Scam

["James W. Kilgore" <qappdsn@xxxxxxx>]

IMHO,  I'll still stand by my position that too many in-house staff are faced
with the "not on my clock" mentality of short term bonus paid executives.  When
the stuff hits the fan these same execs will bail.  This is just the type of
article THEY need to keep themselves out of court.


Stone, Brad V (TC) wrote:

> This is just pure ignorance.  Fix everyone's software except those who
> think like this, and they'll pay TRIPLE to fix it when the time comes...
>
> muahahahahahahaha!
> (yes, that is an evil laugh)
>
> >At 01:59 PM 01/05/1998 GMT, Peter W Duncanson wrote:
> >The following is an extract from the weekly column by Jonathan Miller=20
> >in the (London, UK) Sunday Times:-
> >
> >" I was pleased to see the computer columnist for the  Chicago Tribune
> is
> >debunking the millennium 2000  computer hysteria. Welcome to the world's
> >smallest club. I  have been warning that this is a scam since the spring
> >and,  as events have unfolded, it looks like becoming the biggest  scam
> of
> >the millennium.

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