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Date: Mon, 20 May 96 14:54:36 PST
From: "Brett Glass" <Brett_Glass@ccgate.infoworld.com>
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Subject: Is FreeBSD prepared for the future?
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Just read yet another doomsaying article about the Millenium and the havoc
it will wreak with much computer software. As I recall, D-day for UNIX
is different -- the crisis comes a little bit into the next century.

Has FreeBSD been updated so that its "seconds since the start of time"
clock will not overflow?

--Brett