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Re: time and date
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At 05:44 PM 11/25/97 GMT, Paul Leyland wrote:
>(While we're on the subject, did anyone else notice the false claim in
>the original article that the YYYY format would allow 9000 years of use?
>9999-1997 == 8002)
I suspect the author didn't expect to be around to be called on the year
10000 problem. :) At the risk of adding more noise to this thread, I can't
imagine what kind of cryptography might be in use in the year 10000. Will
we have quantum computers by then?
(No, please don't answer me -- at least not cc:ed to the list).
- Carl
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