There's another "Y2K" type computer date overflow thingie that will happen on January 19, 2038.
It is because dates measured using a "Unix style" timestamp will overflow the size of a signed 32 bit integer on that day. (I.e. the date on that day will become larger than 2 to the 31st power seconds since January 1, 1970.).
Well this needs to be watched carefully, then. But first it needs a catchy name.... Y2.019052K? Has a nice melifluous sound to it.
I mean we're still recovering from the devastation caused by not being prepared for Y2K! What with rivers reversing their flows, the warp in the space-time continuuum, the Expos winning the World Series, passenger planes dropping from the skies, and the shut down of every power plant on earth....
Hey, we're lucky to still be alive, man! And that was just the start. In Y2.019052K it'll be, like ten times worse, dude!