I beg your pardon for miscommunication. There were, indeed, real "Y2k" issues. They were easily predicted and mostly fixed long beforehand, without stress, wit

I beg your pardon for miscommunication. There were, indeed, real "Y2k" issues. They were easily predicted and mostly fixed long beforehand, without stress, without ever rising to the level of threat commonly associated with "Y2K". Then there was an industry that sold fear and bullshit labelled "Y2K". That was a far noisier and more extensive phenomenon, and did far more damage than real Y2k issues. "year 2038" is gonna be the same thing but louder. There's gonna be people charging millions for "updates" to 64bit time systems.