Post by James Lambie (@Jimbob)
26 - 6 - 26
A balanced date
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Charlie Pyper: Mmm lots of ways this can be interpreted but i think it is a little off, sorry to be pedantic
MM/DD/YY → 06/26/26
YYYY-MM-DD → 2026-06-26
Spoken → "Twenty-sixth of June, twenty twenty-six"
Not forgetting my favourite Unixtimestamp for all the software types out there 1750896000
MM/DD/YY → 06/26/26
YYYY-MM-DD → 2026-06-26
Spoken → "Twenty-sixth of June, twenty twenty-six"
Not forgetting my favourite Unixtimestamp for all the software types out there 1750896000
James Lambie: You can be a pedant but not American as well please.
And possibly steer clear of discussing unix timestamps down the pub...what happened on this day last year?
And possibly steer clear of discussing unix timestamps down the pub...what happened on this day last year?
LekeeLekee User: Well said!