It cuts both ways. The very system that forces people to use four digit years and unambiguous date formats[0] is the same system that leads us all into one gian

It cuts both ways. The very system that forces people to use four digit years and unambiguous date formats[0] is the same system that leads us all into one giant Year 2038 problem. I mostly agree about executives, though that's fading. The world got the message that being good at technology is something effective people increasingly need to know. I'm an expert in Excel (Solver, UDF, arrays, custom formats, etc) and even I've picked up some tricks from CEOs. [0] What fresh hell is the date "12/11/10"?