Tumgik
#millennium bug
catchymemes · 1 year
Text
Tumblr media
2K notes · View notes
thisisrealy2kok · 6 months
Text
Tumblr media
Y2k-ready Duct Tape Outfit
167 notes · View notes
littlefleamart · 1 year
Photo
Tumblr media
(source)
267 notes · View notes
infernetgirl · 7 months
Text
Tumblr media
15 notes · View notes
arconinternet · 10 months
Text
Is Your Computer Ready For The Year 2000? (Video, 1999)
In a Microsoft-funded video, Bill Nye takes on the millennium bug. You can watch it here.
You can download multiple versions of the mentioned CD-ROM here.
You can see my Tumblr post about, and link to, THE article about the Y2K problem here.
Tumblr media Tumblr media
28 notes · View notes
krjpalmer · 1 year
Photo
Tumblr media
PC Magazine October 6, 1998
This issue’s editorial take on “the millennium bug” warned there were “unknown unknowns” out there, but insisted that “everything electronic will stop working forever” amounted to a myth.
22 notes · View notes
valtharr · 7 months
Text
So, I had a really fun worldbuilding idea, but my knowledge of certain things is limited, so:
Are there any IT people, computer specialists, or even sociologists (professional or hobbyist) who want to talk to me about the Y2K bug?
2 notes · View notes
boobasprite · 2 years
Photo
Tumblr media
8 notes · View notes
cataldodarker · 11 months
Text
DISCOVER³⁰ (2/3)
11/30 - Avete ragione tutti
Artisti: Canova
Data di rilascio: 21-10-2016
instagram
12/30 - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
Artisti: Pink Floyd
Data di rilascio: 05-08-1967
instagram
13/30 - Inner Song
Artista: Kelly Lee Owens
Data di rilascio: 28-08-2020
instagram
14/30 - MILLENNIUM BUG
Artisti: PSICOLOGI
Data di rilascio: 12-06-2020
instagram
15/30 - Crowded House
Artisti: Crowded House
Data di rilascio: 01-08-1986
instagram
16/30 - Heartbreaker
Artista: INNA
Data di rilascio: 04-12-2020
instagram
17/30 - THE S(EX) TAPES
Artista: FLETCHER
Data di rilascio: 09-09-2021
instagram
18/30 - i,i
Artisti: Bon Iver
Data di rilascio: 09-08-2019
instagram
19/30 - Titanic Rising
Artista: Weyes Blood
Data di rilascio: 05-04-2019
instagram
20/30 - The Money Store
Artisti: Death Grips
Data di rilascio: 23-04-2012
instagram
0 notes
Text
A 1990s Childhood by Michael A. Johnson
A 1990s Childhood by Michael A. Johnson
“The nineties were the happiest time of our lives,” (more…)
View On WordPress
0 notes
duplexide · 2 years
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
Y2K stamps from Indonesia
2K notes · View notes
cipheramnesia · 5 months
Text
The Millennium Bug (2013) is, for me, a brand new entry on my short list of "please stop telling people to watch Cabin In The Woods" movies. I have a long standing grudge over the degree to which CITW is lionized as a great tribute to horror, despite largely showing little to no understanding of the genre in general, nor much in the way of respect to its audience.
So you can imagine how amused I was when Millennium Bug kicked off by immediately front-loading multiple unique horror subgenres into the opening act. While CITW attempts to throw every single subgenre into the blender of the slasher/cabin tropes, giving itself the usual Whedon smug pat on its own back, Millenium Bug wears its clear subgenre stereotypes on its sleeves. Which is both for better and for worse.
As a gruesome slasher / monster mash-up flick, it suffers from many of the major flaws you might expect - particularly because it draws on the redneck murder clan for one of its subgenre story elements. It is a movie where the subtext goes unexamined, and you'll know immediately whether or not you need to tap out within the first ten to twenty minutes. But if you're willing to leave the social elements less examined, what remains is a movie that's having an absolutely incredible and delightfully practical effect fueled time playing around in all the silliness to be mined from its three core concepts.
To return to the comparison, CITW relies heavily on metatextual genre awareness of the audience and the characters. However, in attempting to be ironically detached from the genre cliches, it betrays its own lack of understanding of the material. It's a movie that's 80% less clever than it constantly tries to remind the audience that it thinks it is. In contrast, Millenium Bug has what feels like virtually zero metatextual genre awareness to the characters, and no ironic detachment whatsoever. It does expect an audience to know what's up with the redneck murder clan, monster movie, slasher, and holiday themed subgenres - not to mention doing a nice job at hearkening back to older models of horror as you might get pre-millenial. You will find lots of gore, giant rubber and latex monsters, people acting in the most absurd ways and all of it delightfully cradling you in the comfort of a film that doesn't talk down to you, or expect you, as the audience, to be above it all.
It's hard to call it great or even good, I can't do any of that in good conscience. This is not one of those movies where I want everyone to see it, which I think will be fun and exciting for the casual horror movie viewer, or anyone who is looking to get into horror but doesn't want to get hit with a bunch of triggers and the like. I love recommending all those types of films, but this ain't it. The Millennium Bug is for the deep in the much horror movie fan, it's The Ritual by way of Frank Henenlotter - and if you got that reference you probably wanna see it regardless. It's garbage, but it's our garbage.
61 notes · View notes
keo-k · 4 months
Text
I THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE BUT MARIK REALLY DOES HAVE THE TIGHTEST LEATHER PANTS ON AND HIS WHOLE ASS MIDRIFF ON DISPLAY HUH
also the way thief king bakura opened his jacket to show marik his millennium ring? im sat here like "am i watching yugioh or am i watching a porn parody"
42 notes · View notes
infernetgirl · 3 months
Text
Tumblr media
Are you Y2K compliant?
4 notes · View notes
arconinternet · 1 year
Text
Doomsday 2000 (Magazine article, Peter de Jager, 1993)
THE article about the Y2K bug. Read it here, and read a multi-person retrospective mentioning it here.
Tumblr media
3 notes · View notes
krjpalmer · 1 year
Photo
Tumblr media
BYTE July 1998
This issue’s cover story took the “millennium bug” seriously, although it hadn’t (yet) joined those online who’d egged themselves on to insisting all electrical power would go out at the stroke of midnight, it would never be turned back on again, and whatever was actually being done to address that impending existential crisis wasn’t enough. BYTE itself, though, wouldn’t survive to the millennium or even to the next month. According to Wikipedia, McGraw-Hill sold its publishing arm due to declining advertising sales (BYTE was much thinner this year than it had once been), and the company that bought it immediately shut the long-running magazine down, although its web site apparently endured for another decade on a subscription basis for most of that time.
25 notes · View notes