English speakers: In the first car of the first race in the first tournament.
US: In the first race’s first car in the first tournament.
The only universally correct date format is ISO.
I too use disk images as date trackers
Catch me loading up a new version of Super Smash Bros Melee every time I gotta save a timestamp.
look, it’s windows xp sp3 o’clock
I prefer RFC 3339, less ambiguous.
in the first tournament’s first race’s first car
ISO mid, RFC on top
easy to remember, as 9/11 was a couple of days ago.
You mean 9.11. ?
9/11 is 0.81 repeatingDifferent languages have different conventions. For example, the standardized variety of my language allows 11/(0)9/2001, 11/(0)9/01, 11.(0)9.2001, 11.(0)9.01, 2001-09-11, 2001/09/11, 2001.09.11 (personally I usually use 11/09 without the year and 2001-09-11 with the year).
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repeating
True. History will repeat itself. Never forget.
ISO 8601, represent!
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS
Which timezone is this? B-, good effort
Yeah, we need some
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS-TZ
All up in here. Gotta replace the last - with a + where applicable… Or just put a big old Z there instead… Optionally add some .### after the second too if you’re so inclined.
Awww yeahhhhhh. I like that.
I used to be pro-8601 until I learned the open standard that is RFC 3339
I’m so glad we all use 315/23 for the date. Much easier if you just leave out the month.
Years are also redundant. It’s day 738835.
Day 1 can only be when the first creature crawled on land or when Adam spanked eve erotically for the first time. I don’t recognize any other.
Um what about Jan 1 1970?
Sorry, I don’t listen to rap music
The best epoch
I’d prefer to count them from the big bang, but to each their own.
Adam spanking Eve erotically was the Big Bang
I don’t want to hear shit about what order we write numbers in from a continent where numbers include one hundred nine and thirty to mean 139, or three twenties ten and nine for 79
If you’re so mad at Fr*nch and German numbers, don’t look up Danish numbers. Unless you can guess what “five and half five’s”. Did you guess 95? Why would you?
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It’s a twenty based system. “Two’s” is 40, “three’s” is 60, …
50 is “halfway to 60” so it’s “half three’s”, likewise “half four’s” for 70, “four’s” for 80 and “half five’s” for 90. 100 is its own word so “half five’s” exists but “five’s” doesn’t.
Seventeen is 7+10 (seven+teen) but twenty one is 20+1 (twenty+one)
If English was more consistent, seventeen would be ten seven.
If it was really consistent, it would be something like onety seven but not really either, since it’s also not twoty seven.
PS: Eleven would be onety one.
Extra fancy Winnie the Pooh: YYYY/MM/DD
everyone should just use stardates
And everyone does, but everyone has their own standard
US People*
You all are so concerned about the formatting of the date, but I dont see any of you buying a new copy of a certain game to avoid Todd Howard’s curse
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