adj. Not susceptible to or experiencing computer problems related to the changeover from 1999 to 2000.
2000
Trying to sum up a worldwide story in one headline seemed too
much for some newspapers, which stuck with numbers instead: The
New York Times used "1/1/00," and The Washington Post
and the New York Daily News chose "2000."
"Y2OK," the Chicago Sun-Times said.
much for some newspapers, which stuck with numbers instead: The
New York Times used "1/1/00," and The Washington Post
and the New York Daily News chose "2000."
"Y2OK," the Chicago Sun-Times said.
2000
After a year of computer-bug fears and a month of terrorism warnings, everything was Y2OK.
1999 (earliest)