"Andrew":2udsm7iu wrote: I remember the Y2K bug but not that attitude- I was working on Y2K compliancy projects from 1995.[/quote:2udsm7iu]
I encountered that attitude in the late 80s, all the way through to when I was working in the bank in the late 90s. Better project managers refused to let the date be stored in two digits, but lots from a particular background didn't care as they reckoned they'd have moved on or the system would have been superceded before it mattered.
Even our phone system in 1999 was using 2 digits and Siemens couldn't tell us what would happen on Jan 1st.
"TheBeerNut":2udsm7iu wrote: Yep, perfectly possible, and wouldn't it make sense that a brewery making so much money from contracts wouldn't need the formal support of a consumer movement to help it survive?[/quote:2udsm7iu]
Point is, again, the beer itself hasn't changed, but it's no longer Irish Craft Beer because of a Revenue imposed thing.
