Re: Debian and the millenium bug

[Fabrizio Polacco <fpolacco@icenet.fi>]

On  6 Jan, Kai Henningsen wrote:
> 
> Remember that the last calendar reform was made at an actual difference of  
> about 10 days (and some countries took a long time after that to implement  
> it, thus increasing the difference even more), so I'd expect people won't  
> touch that until the difference is again in that ballpark - around AD  
> 31000-32000, that is.

Continuing off-topic, I remember that when I was young (very young) I
read a nice proposal for a reform of the calendar, made by Isaac Asimov.
I cannot find it anymore and, for some strange but human reason, I'm no
more in the possibility to ask Isaac himself.

Did anybody read it and can tell me where I could find it?

Thanks,
Fabrizio
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