Happy New Year

2014 has arrived.

I have done a brief review of the past year in some comments at the end of WikiHistory. -- JohnFletcher

2013 has arrived.

2012 has arrived.

Wish all the Wiki browsers a very happy new year!!

2011 has arrived.

2010 has arrived.

Here, not yet. What's it like? If it's no good, I'm gonna skip it.

Alright so far. I hope for better than the old one.

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actually it is a polo mint

2009 has arrived.

2008 has arrived.

2007 has arrived. Still no sign of that meltdown, seven years on.

2004 is here for us to enjoy - may it bring prosperity, health and peace.

2002! Happy New Year, to all on the East Coast of the US.

Happy New Year WikiWatchers?!

-- AlanFrancis

We've still got an hour and a half to go here in Scotland. Happy new year to everybody when it comes, or if its been! :)

-- DavidMcNicol

It's just turned 2000 in London (GMT). What a fireworks show (on CNN)! Happy New Year! Remember its bad form to wear 1900s style clothing tomorrow unless you are a COBOL programmer. -- MichaelFeathers

I'll dig out my old buck rodger's haloween costume for work deebe deebe... -- DM

Lights still on at 12:09 Eastern, Detroit area. -- RonJeffries

A very very happy one! -- considerably less paranoid PeterMerel

So wiki makes it through ok, it seems. See ya in the morning. -- WardCunningham

Wiki seems to be Y2K compliant then :-) I'm amazed that so many people were WikiWatching? on the eve of the millennium :-) I thought I was the only one sad enough to be logging in. Obviously a good few RecentChangesJunkie(s) out there :-) -- AlanFrancis

Wow. I lived to see 01/01/01 01:01.01 -- DaveSmith

Hmm, another unique digital moment that I missed there Dave. As long as you ignore the leading 20. Which reminds me, we're now in HAL territory. Who would have thought that Clarke's IBM-- joke would already feel so out of date? Yet most computer users' experience of "artificial intelligence" still be the doggedly primitive Wintelligence? Miniaturization and money rule as planned, but those "minds not made of meat" that we were promised have done a clever job of disguising themselves as the same old dumb machines, don't you think?

Wishing my fellow non Turing compliant Wiki browsers all the very best this year. -- RichardDrake

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