In the American date system it's 7/14/21 today, right? 🤔

@Classified Ik weet het niet ... mijn man heeft me niet op de hoogte gehouden sinds hij me vertelde dat er een probleem was dat hij eerder probeerde op te lossen. Ik verwacht pas morgen iets van hem te horen.

@HootyTheNightOwl @Classified

@Greyscale She told me I accidentally wrote 2012 instead of 2021. 😋
@HootyTheNightOwl That does sound confusing. 😯

@Classified I mean, yeah in addition to it being more sortable this way, it's way less confusing.

The most significant number on the left side, and the smaller parts are on the right of it, just like we do with numbers.

Like, thousands, then hundreds, then tens, etc...

@SW-User I'm so down with this. And exactly like you said... not just because it's more sortable.

@SW-User That does make sense. We would just need to get used to it. 🤔

@ozgirl512 I like your style 😌

@Classified thank you kind sir 🤗

@ozgirl512 No thank you 😁

@stound That setting is mostly used when you notate the date in character format, right? 🤔

@Classified it's sorta short hand for the generic words, almost in unix format time spec. 4 ys to denote the full year (2021, 1982 instead of '21 or '81). I think I could probably dig out the full, correct spec with a little work...
root@hydra:~# date +%Y%m%d.%H%M%S
20210714.153337

@stound That's a very precise time stamp

@wackidywack But here we just say 14 July 2021 (though in a different language where that is common).

@Classified indeed 🤭

@wackidywack 😯

@YukikoAmagi Glad you agree 😄

@Classified [c=359E00]only this time haha..[/c]

@YukikoAmagi I shouldn't get used to it. 😆

@Elessar 👀
You wanna take this outside?

@DunningKruger There are more people who prefer that 🤔

@TheSirfurryanimalWales Totally 😌

@Kwek00 So do I 🤔

@Classified We'll see 😒

@Kwek00 With a little creativity 😬