April 25th.
We've already established this.
Because it's not too hot and not too cold. All you need is a light jacket.
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YYYYYMMDD
I prefer to think we're in the year 12026, since homo sapiens really got things going around 10,000 BCE.
I prefer ddd/yyyy, much simpler
%j/%Y
even simpler, it's all numbers.
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Apparently im a freak who is MM/DD/YEAR.
Yes, you are and you should feel shame about you.
While it's confusing in a vacuum, it's also just the way we say it out loud in american English (April 20, 2026), so it's not that weird when you think about it like that.
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I think it's better than day month year but both are worse than year month day.
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Im more of a Medjool guy myself. Not sure what everyone else is talking about.
That's a path I can't walk buddy, I think it's better we end it here before we get too attached.
February 23.
Because it's muh birfday 😋
@RemindMe@mstdn.social pm 2027-02-23
Correct opinion.
it's like looking into a mirror
DD MON YEAR is the only one that’s not ambiguous on November tenth and the like. 10 Nov 2022 is less confusing than either 11/10/2022 or 10/11/2022 and is without a doubt never confusing.
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