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Some in the IT industry warn that Feb. 29 may cause problems for computers that don't recognize 2000 as a leap year, but many in the IT community consider this an attempt to keep the Y2K issue alive.
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Some fear Y2K problems with leap year Although the widespread technological problems due to the Year 2000 computer bug has so far failed to materialize, many in the computer industry have already appointed a new bogeyman: the Year 2000 leap year problem. 
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Discuss: Leap year: The next Y2K?
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