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Year 2007 problem

The year 2007 problem, also known as Y2K7 (or DST07), was an issue caused by the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, which changed the dates for daylight saving time in the United States, and other national or regional legislation. The change had repercussions in the computer industry. Starting in 2007, daylight saving time in many jurisdictions of the…

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Year 2007 problem

Nodes38
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Triples9
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
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Year 2007 problem

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related to Preparation efforts · 5
Year 2007 problem → Any, Complex, Preparations, The, VCRs

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time daylight saving 2007 united states change changes year also required would computer many users problems equipment canada computers software

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
scheduling softwareinstance ofparticularly those relying on time stamping0.80text
e-mailinstance ofparticularly those relying on time stamping0.80text
calendar programsinstance ofparticularly those relying on time stamping0.80text
and automated back-up routinesinstance ofparticularly those relying on time stamping0.80text
Year 2007 problemrelated to Preparation effortsThe0.60section
Year 2007 problemrelated to Preparation effortsPreparations0.60section
Year 2007 problemrelated to Preparation effortsAny0.60section
Year 2007 problemrelated to Preparation effortsVCRs0.60section
Year 2007 problemrelated to Preparation effortsComplex0.60section

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