It seems funny now, but 25 years ago Y2K paranoia had many fearing the worst

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It was New Year's Eve, 1999, and anxiety over potential Y2K doomsday scenarios about to be unleashed in the new year was real.Anything relying on automation — from the electrical grid to traffic lights, even your VCR — was at

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It seems funny now, but 25 years ago Y2K paranoia had many fearing the worst

It seems funny now, but 25 years ago Y2K paranoia had many fearing the worst

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