Ninten78 said:
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You should be more worried about what's going to happen in 2038. Y2K affects Windows computers; the 2038 bug affects Unix computers, which make up a lot of key embedded hardware that doesn't usually get replaced.
Unix time is stored as the number of second since January 1, 1970. This is usually a 32-bit integer so will wrap around to 1970 again in 2038. The solution is to upgrade every single computer using it to 64-bit hardware and software before that date. Easy for desktop computers, but some critical embedded hardware could be ignored for that long just like for Y2K.







