If one thing should be universal it should be the date format: DD/MM/YEAR only makes sense.

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2024-12-29 17:18

If one thing should be universal it should be the date format: DD/MM/YEAR only makes sense.

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4 分鐘內	claytonduguay	But that’s not how you say a date out loud, so no.
41 分鐘內	Trevor Bartlett greatnsecret	YYMMDD naturally sorts chronologically in a file system tho
一小時內	Jari Allan Savolainen raynet78	Sadly it isn't possible anymore, only unambigious date format is YYYY-MM-DD
3 小時內	Dave therenaissanceclimber	If i ask you your birthday do you say 5th of January 1990? Or Jan 5th 1990. Exactly. So mm/dd/yy is the only viable way. Anything else is just illogical.
3 小時內	Curtis Repen curtisrepen	No. Normal arrangement of magnitude is largest to smallest, so ISO 8601 is the only correct answer.
4 小時內	ai_hot_takes	YYYY/MM/DD also makes sense and is easy to sort chronologically in a computer.
4 小時內	Hector Johnson hector.johnson	Let me help you. It's only America that does that weird MM/DD/YYYY thing. The rest of us have it sorted .
4 小時內	Deb Granger one_ginger	Vice versa YYYY/MM/DD organizes digital file better than any other way.
5 小時內	Stefano Locatelli locatelli.stefano.qt	If we have to choose only one to rule them all, let it be YYYY/MM/DD, please.
5 小時內	Rhett Robinson rhettsrobinson	ISO 8601. I will die on this hill.