No Y2K problems have been experienced and all operations are continuing as usual. Too bad the site was dated 1 Jan 100. Anyone with plans to travel on a blimp commandeered by the American Blimp Corporation anytime soon, best think again. By Monday morning PDT, the Web site displayed the date as January 3, 192000. Y2K glitches even showed up in places where one would think webmasters would have known better.
Some problems are stranger still.
The Journal , citing an Information Ministry official, also reported that Korea University sent out graduation certificates dated Jan. 13, 1900. It is not known whether he gets to keep the dough. While many Web sites were reluctant to call attention to their errors, at least one Web site had the guts to call a glitch a glitch. After the date on its Web site failed to roll over to 2000 properly, Case Western Reserve University posted an honest disclosure. Despite our best efforts at averting Y2K problems, it seems that our Web server now believes that it is January of 1900.