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[ Dave Birch ] An unexpected start to the year. With the Year 2000 well behind us, I hadn’t heard any technical experts warning us about the Year 2010. But there has been a Y2.01K bug. German banks computers think it is 2016. NO credit or ATM cards work! [From German banks computers think it is 2016. NO credit or ATM cards work! ] Card transactions in a number of countries failed because of some software that couldn’t handle …


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