One of my biggest concerns about the turning of the new millennium is one that’s been getting a lot of press as of late. That is the Year 2000 (Y2k) Bug. The Y2k bug has to do with how a particular computer will deal with the year 2000. No Macintosh product will have any problems with the so called "bug" because when the Mac was developed, they used four digits to represent the year, …showed first 75 words of 427 total…

…showed last 75 words of 427 total…task, nothing more. In order to fix the bug on a computer like that, it requires actually sitting at the computer and re-writing hundreds of lines of code. In conclusion, I’d recommend we pay off our credit cards, withdraw any money we have from the bank, don’t fly anywhere for New Year’s, and move to a cave somewhere in northern Wyoming. Oh yeah, and with the money left over… buy a Mac.