Where Were You in 2000?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Nic said:
Hiding in a bunker waiting for the Y2K bug to kill everyone
Oh man do I remember that. Kids today will never understand what bizarre panic was going on that year.
but oh, the pay raises in IT!
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Sigh.... I had been married for 6 years by then with a 3 year old.
Who come to think of it is old enough to post here
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@scottalanmiller said:
OMG, my name is still there, lol...
https://web.archive.org/web/20001002204838/http://www.oilnavigator.com/html/contacts.htm
Did Y2k break that website? LOL
nvm. I saw the time machine link at the top and thought it was a calendar
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Nic said:
Hiding in a bunker waiting for the Y2K bug to kill everyone
Oh man do I remember that. Kids today will never understand what bizarre panic was going on that year.
I remember it, lots of panic.
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I was working at Flexsteel Industries at the time. As a side job, I had to come in and do some bios upgrades on older 286's at one place. (The kind where you have to pry the eeprom chip out and replace it.
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In college for Electronics Engineering, just about to quit my job to do school only
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Allied Chemicals Help Desk,,. that shortly was moved to the IBM data center in Boulder, CO... Married / divorced and with a 6 year old son. Previous year was High School Reunion.. And on dating my second wife...
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@dafyre said:
I was working at Flexsteel Industries at the time. As a side job, I had to come in and do some bios upgrades on older 286's at one place. (The kind where you have to pry the eeprom chip out and replace it.
Ha I think my dad still has his UV flasher.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I hate you all.
Here Here!
I was working at West Teleservices (Now West Corp). Recovering from the nothing that was Y2K because we were well prepared.
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I was just getting ready to graduate high school.
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Starting High School
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I was working for
AT&TSBCASI as Tier 1 DSL installation support. Average queue times were about 20 minutes. Fun people to talk to.Since we are pulliing out the wayback machine, also I was running this..
https://web.archive.org/web/20040923133721/http://daerma.com/ -
2000...? Hmmm I think I was in second year high school
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Started cabling things when i started working for Time Warner and i got my first computer and internet. I didnt go to school for IT for a few more years but i knew that was my path. Pulling cables is still my favorite thing to do. Love climbing around in a drop ceiling or driving a lift around a retail store or cubicle farm.
