Where Were You in 2000?

IRJ

OMG, my name is still there, lol...

https://web.archive.org/web/20001002204838/http://www.oilnavigator.com/html/contacts.htm

Did Y2k break that website? LOL

nvm. I saw the time machine link at the top and thought it was a calendar

brianlittlejohn

@scottalanmiller said:

@Nic said:

Hiding in a bunker waiting for the Y2K bug to kill everyone

Oh man do I remember that. Kids today will never understand what bizarre panic was going on that year.

I remember it, lots of panic.

dafyre

I was working at Flexsteel Industries at the time. As a side job, I had to come in and do some bios upgrades on older 286's at one place. (The kind where you have to pry the eeprom chip out and replace it.

MattSpeller

In college for Electronics Engineering, just about to quit my job to do school only

gjacobse

2000 -

Allied Chemicals Help Desk,,. that shortly was moved to the IBM data center in Boulder, CO... Married / divorced and with a 6 year old son. Previous year was High School Reunion.. And on dating my second wife...

stacksofplates

@dafyre said:

I was working at Flexsteel Industries at the time. As a side job, I had to come in and do some bios upgrades on older 286's at one place. (The kind where you have to pry the eeprom chip out and replace it.

Ha I think my dad still has his UV flasher.

Dashrender

@scottalanmiller said:

I hate you all.

Here Here!

I was working at West Teleservices (Now West Corp). Recovering from the nothing that was Y2K because we were well prepared.

JoeyJakubiak

I was just getting ready to graduate high school.

s.hackleman

Starting High School

JaredBusch

I was working for ~~AT&T~~ ~~SBC~~ ASI as Tier 1 DSL installation support. Average queue times were about 20 minutes. Fun people to talk to.

Since we are pulliing out the wayback machine, also I was running this..
https://web.archive.org/web/20040923133721/http://daerma.com/

nadnerB

2000...? Hmmm I think I was in second year high school

lhatsynot

Started cabling things when i started working for Time Warner and i got my first computer and internet. I didnt go to school for IT for a few more years but i knew that was my path. Pulling cables is still my favorite thing to do. Love climbing around in a drop ceiling or driving a lift around a retail store or cubicle farm.