Given the relative lack of real problems, many people are asking if the whole thing was just a hoax.
See also MostSpectacularUrbanLegendEverPerpetrated.
News Stories:
A Third World Suspicion: Was Y2K Bug a Hoax? (Anthony Faiola, International Herald Tribune/Washington Post Service) http://www.iht.com/IHT/TODAY/FRI/FPAGE/y2kcon.2.html
Actual and perceived Y2K errors:
Many business people probably used "Y2K" money for other upgrades they wanted, but which were not really needed for Y2K compliance.
In late 1998, JeffGrigg worked on a "Y2K" project that was failing, for political reasons. Guess who suddenly found a technical fix for the old "non-compliant" legacy system that "couldn't be fixed?"