What is Y2K?

If you don't know, people said, that in the year 2000 (Y2K), computers may think it is the year 1900 because clocks used only two digits, generally, or so they said. So for example, when it was the year 1995, the computer clock would say 95. So, when the clock turns from 99 to 00, it resets, the theory on Y2K stated. So, instead of reading 2000, it would read 1900. So, that would mess up schedules, databases, airports, etc. Back in 1999, it was on the news, on television. People talked about it. But long story short, many of the computers in the world were given patches, as in fixes. So, basically, people came together to fix that Y2K problem. Still, many people stocked up on canned foods and other survival necessities. Some people built underground time-capsule style houses, or so they said that some people went to live underground to wait out the end of the world or whatever. But regardless, Y2K was a problem. Y2K did affect some computers in some places in the world. Some computers weren't affected by Y2K, apparently, allegedly. But for the most part, we fixed Y2K before Y2K happened. And many of us learned the importance of preparing for disasters. That taught us valuable survival lessons. So, why stop there? Here are some photos below on our potatoes that we planted in 2018, which we harvested today. We also had strawberries, carrots, berries, broccoli, etc, in our garden. These are some of the photos of the day.