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Pirate Radar posted:Euros like to act as if the US is the only place that uses 12-hour time when speaking just like they act like that’s the only place that writes dates MM/DD. The US IS the only place that uses MM/DD lol. Not even the three other tinpot dictatorships that still uses inches do that poo poo.
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my grandfather fought in the war for our right to use MM/DD, you loving commies can take it from my cold dead calender
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1stGear posted:my grandfather fought in the war for our right to use MM/DD, you loving commies can take it from my cold dead calender The commies are most of the people who write it that way
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Pirate Radar posted:The commies are most of the people who write it that way CULTURAL VICTORY
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Feb 6, 2023 06:32
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Listen heres the logic Smallest potential number/ larger potential number/ largest potential number So month (up to 12)/ day (up to 31) l/ year (over 2000 now) Its that really so crazy?
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Feb 6, 2023 06:41
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Months are more important than days. I am a month supremacist
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As an 8 hour day, 4 hour month adherent DD/MM/YYYY is actually the smallest to biggest method anyway.
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YYYY-MM-DD, so files sort super easily. Bigendian forever, ISO 8601 supremacy derail. I also run all my stuff on 24-hour time but still convert for talking to other people because I'm not completely crazy. stringless has a new favorite as of 07:09 on Feb 6, 2023 |
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Feb 6, 2023 07:07
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Personally I state all my time and dates sequentially from the birth of ARE LORD to prevent any confusion. Thus I state on this, the 738588 day on hour 17726095. Amen.
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Son of Rodney posted:Personally I state all my time and dates sequentially from the birth of ARE LORD to prevent any confusion. Thus I state on this, the 738588 day on hour 17726095. Amen. Seems like a good use case for decimal notation. One number for the one Lord and Saviour
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credburn posted:I want to play FFXIV but it was a game my ex and I spent 400+ hours playing through together and she left me for a friend of ours whose name was literally Chad and I'm real fuckin bitter about it and can't play it anymore flatluigi posted:so the little thing in the game was you A murder occurred in the PYF Little Things in Games thread.
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Inceltown posted:Seems like a good use case for decimal notation. One number for the one Lord and Saviour As a catholic, I’m gonna need you to at least triple that
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FFT posted:YYYY-MM-DD, so files sort super easily. This is the only correct answer.
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Dr Christmas posted:From a Kentucky gubernatorial candidate: Agents are GO! posted:Idiot owns Social Media: 34. Anti-Beef Mr. Fix It posted:beef and anti-beef annihilate on contact, releasing massive amounts of gammon rays
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Kingo Ligma posted:The US IS the only place that uses MM/DD lol. Not even the three other tinpot dictatorships that still uses inches do that poo poo. English-speaking Canada uses it too.
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Inceltown posted:Seems like a good use case for decimal notation. One number for the one Lord and Saviour Then we can rename the New Testament as Jesus Christ: From Zero To Hero.
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Danaru posted:Every time I reach the end of Samsara the whole thing just loving starts over and I lose all my progress, what's the loving point
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Pirate Radar posted:Euros like to act as if the US is the only place that uses 12-hour time when speaking just like they act like that’s the only place that writes dates MM/DD. Arivia posted:English-speaking Canada uses it too.
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I like month first because I get a lot more context from knowing it's May or November then I do from knowing it's the kalends or the nones or whatever
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Splicer posted:Lol you believe other places go mm/dd The US isn’t even the biggest country that puts the month before the day.
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Pirate Radar posted:The US isn’t even the biggest country that puts the month before the day. If you're saying the full day of the month: nobody cares. It's unambiguous. This includes 1st January, January 1st, January 1st 2023, 1st January 2023, it's verbal preference. If you're going numerical and listing the day, month, and year: DD-MM-YY(YY): Fine. YY(YY)-MM-DD: Also fine. MM-DD-YY(YY): Some form of national PTSD. If you're going numerical and just listing the day and month: You shouldn't be doing this, but if you do and your native language is English you should go dd/mm because "the fifth of the sixth" is an English sentence but I dare you to find a way to make that work unambiguously the other way around that isn't incredibly clunky. Splicer has a new favorite as of 13:39 on Feb 6, 2023 |
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JesustheDarkLord posted:I like month first because I get a lot more context from knowing it's May or November then I do from knowing it's the kalends or the nones or whatever "March" "Thanks, very helpful, gently caress you."
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Lol its so barely different "Fifth of the sixth"? Really? ive never heard anyone refer to a month by the number it was unless first asked "what number is that month"
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Pirate Radar posted:The US isn’t even the biggest country that puts the month before the day. China technically puts the month before the day, but they also put the year before the month. 2023-02-06 There’s a lot more logic to that than MM/DD/YYYY.
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Kingo Ligma posted:The US IS the only place that uses MM/DD lol. Not even the three other tinpot dictatorships that still uses inches do that poo poo. japan, china, korea, etc use MM/DD. Also, the international standard for dates as defined by ISO 8601 is YYYY-MM-DD
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Autisanal Cheese posted:China technically puts the month before the day, but they also put the year before the month. There’s nothing technical about it, this isn’t a nitpick or gotcha. And of course when the year is known from context people in YMD countries write MM/DD just like people in MDY countries do.
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Hihohe posted:Lol its so barely different 9/11. You forgot!
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Freudian posted:9/11. You forgot! I always just refered to it as September 11th 
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I put month before day because that's the order we say it in, just like how we put the dollar sign at the end of a number.
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It is @625 beats internet time
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Arivia posted:English-speaking Canada uses it too. We loving do not
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I think we can all agree the worst is DD-Mon-YYYY Oh great it's 06-Feb-2023, this is absolutely impossible to sort.
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Hihohe posted:I always just refered to it as September 11th For you it was the day of the worst terrorist attack on American soil but for me it was Tuesday
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Switch to MJD. It's 59981 motherfuckers, update your calendars accordingly
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Oh hell yeah klax time
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Good morning and a happy 1675701480th second in our current epoch to you all
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You know we use the Aztec calendar here. edited: Izcalli 11 acatl Xiuhnelpill
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Baron von Eevl posted:Oh hell yeah klax time We can take turns on my Lynx but you gotta bring batteries
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Captain Hygiene posted:Good morning and a happy 1675701480th second in our current epoch to you all What's with these lame derived units? Happy 1.54041*10^19 cesium 133 hyperfine transitions to you!
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