Cool Clock

[Kicks]

This is cool. Watch as it changes time.

 

http://www.lares.dti.ne.jp/%7Eyugo/storage/monocrafts_ver3/03/index.html

[ncole_91]

That is really cool lol.

[krzychicano]

Hahaha that is sweet.

[Harlan]

This one is more my style:

 

http://www.suite101.com/files/mysites/AskAlice/Clock.htm

[Mr. Mike]

both are pretty cool, but I wonder if anybody will ever see the 2 in 2005 change?

[Kicks]

both are pretty cool, but I wonder if anybody will ever see the 2 in 2005 change?

 

I manage a computer department for a small company, and I am also the only programmer on staff. Back in 1997 I told the CEO that I needed to start working on out Y2K conversion; modifying our files and programs holding a 2 digit year to a 4 digit year. After the turn of the century the CEO congratulated me on a job well done; we had no Y2K issues. I told him that I had actually made our systems Y10K complainent (for the year 10,000) because I didn't want to have to do all this again!

[1kickKO]

Haha pretty cool.

[CQC]

Haha, the first one is really neat.

 

Sometimes I wonder how people come up with these ideas.

[CQC]

I manage a computer department for a small company, and I am also the only programmer on staff. Back in 1997 I told the CEO that I needed to start working on out Y2K conversion; modifying our files and programs holding a 2 digit year to a 4 digit year. After the turn of the century the CEO congratulated me on a job well done; we had no Y2K issues. I told him that I had actually made our systems Y10K complainent (for the year 10,000) because I didn't want to have to do all this again!

 

lol, smart move - I probably would have done something like that myself. It's definately a pain when you have to do the same task more than once - especially if it's a mundane one.

[Patrick]

Cool find.