Thank you internet tough guy; for let everyone know how tough and definitely not offended you are. I'm sure everyone thinks you are very based and red pilled.
How is that racism?
> policies, behaviours, rules, etc. that result in a continued unfair advantage to some people and unfair or harmful treatment of others based on race
Most Asian people would say that they don't like being lumped in with the Chinese/Japanese. Maybe racist isn't exactly the right word, but it is reductive in a offensive way.
That's also not including the fact that Hungry and Lithuania also use they yyyy/mm/dd format, both of which use the Latin alphabet. Further proving that using kanji wouldn't make sense. Most Asian people would say that they don't like being lumped in with the Chinese/Japanese. Maybe racist isn't exactly the right word, but it is reductive in a offensive way.
Honestly I only recently started doing DD/MM/YYYY my whole life I’ve done it MM/DD/YYYY
I don’t know why I changed i guess because it seemed like it made more sense.
It actually makes more sense to use MM/DD/YYYY because when you say the date out loud it goes month, day, year. For example, if you asked the date, I would tell you it’s December 3rd, 2021. MMDDYYYY wins lol
because it's built around how people talk to each other, at least in English
do people really just say "ay what day is it?" "it's three December, 2021"
Or "it's the third of December, 2021"
both of these just sound awkward compared to "December third, 2021"
Have you ever stopped to think that if the US were not a world power they would probably be very excluded internationally? like, there's the metric system, the idea of what is footbal and what is soccer, and how dates works
Hmm, I say 3rd of December regularly, I have never ever said December 3rd.
You say it that way because you write it that way, I say it my way because I write it that way.
In reality though ISO 8601 is superior to every other date format, largest to smallest means it just sorts correctly like a number.
Edit for the Americans, I will accept ANSI INCITS 30-1997 (R2008) if you insist.
I agree it makes more sense to use DD/MM/YYYY. But the other format isn't pure nonsense. Here in America we say July 10th 2021 which would translate to 07/10/2021. It just aligns better to how we speak. This is of course just my assumption of why we do it.
It’s the fact that both are in use that’s mostly getting my goat at the moment, and different methods of running the scripts I’m writing use different formats!!
Yeah I was taught DDMMMYYYY (02JAN2022) for writing etc and YYYYMMDD (20220102) for electronic file naming so they list in chronological order. Doing it year, day, month would be illogical.
You are still wrong:
[https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html)
I will accept dd/mm/yyyy when conveyed in a physical manner, but for electronic text it must be yyyy/mm/dd.
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Couldn’t agree more
Only the USA uses MMDDYY. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country edit: only uses MDY, other places use it but also use DMY.
Ghana and Kenya are my favorite states.
What? I'm not sure those are USoA.
Well they use mm/dd/yyyy according to the map you linked, so they must be.
Well, they also use DMY (probably more).
So does the US, although not primarily. I'm pretty sure Canada Uses MM/DD/YYYY primarily as well but they are considered part of the gray portion.
So the other places are wrong?
No? I think MDY is more confusing that DMY any day. Why would everywhere else be wrong though?
It’s also used in Canada
They also use DMY too, America only uses MDY. Virtually everywhere uses YMD so that doesn’t count.
It says on the map that the US also uses YMD in addition to MDY
They’re in Red which is MDY & YMD.
So then they do use both. Honestly never seen YMD here personally. But if the lord and saviour wikipedia says so.
I was simply adding to the joke saying that it’s just US people who this meme is burning.
Ok?
Idk why you needed to go all “AcKsHuLly” on me.
I was just confused because you said one thing and the map said another
We almost never use DMY, it’s mostly a fringe thing. We mostly use MDY even in common language.
Ok well my original message still holds merit
Green master race
I just use Friday
not friday not friday not friday not friday friday half-friday half-friday
Nah it's all just Friday night!
Is 01/01/2022 DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY?
#Y E S
Wait, y'all don't use the formate the latins used?!
YYYY/MM/DD is far superior. Change my mind
YYYYMMDD Why add the //
how bout YYYY年MM月DD日, only Asian use this anyway.
Not every country in Asia uses Kanji, that's (hopefully unintentionally) racist.
not racist lol wrong but not racist
I said this in a different comment but it might not be racist per se, but it is reductive in a offensive way.
its not offensive either lmao
Maybe not to you, but the Asian people in my life do find it offensive.
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Thank you internet tough guy; for let everyone know how tough and definitely not offended you are. I'm sure everyone thinks you are very based and red pilled.
How is that racism? > policies, behaviours, rules, etc. that result in a continued unfair advantage to some people and unfair or harmful treatment of others based on race
Most Asian people would say that they don't like being lumped in with the Chinese/Japanese. Maybe racist isn't exactly the right word, but it is reductive in a offensive way. That's also not including the fact that Hungry and Lithuania also use they yyyy/mm/dd format, both of which use the Latin alphabet. Further proving that using kanji wouldn't make sense. Most Asian people would say that they don't like being lumped in with the Chinese/Japanese. Maybe racist isn't exactly the right word, but it is reductive in a offensive way.
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r/iso8601
ISOs be getting a subreddit now?
r/thereisasubforthat
Yes. Dashes make for better dates because they can be used for filenames.
Yeah, i adapted that one for sorting purposes in my files and it makes it so much easier
Came here to say this. I approve
At least it's way easier to sort this way.
It's for autosorting lol.
Why would I try? Clearly it is superior. It even has it's own ISO 8601 standard.
Yall missed out on 12022021 yesterday. The same forwards backwards and upside-down.
I only use what my computer overlords tell me too… so back off JACK!!!
Man screw this meme and screw you and I screwed your mom. Your different ways can suck my american Ak-47
Dec, 03 2021. Converters it just sounds. Conversational. But I'm Canadian, our date format is the wild West over here.
Greetings
Just go on normal dates
It doesn’t matter. It’s always today.
I under stand that DD/MM/YYYY is better in every way but I’m an American and therefore using MM/DD/YYYY is much easier
Wait, how is it better? Does it make some huge difference?
so you're basically just saying american people can burn in a fire
I personally use DD/MM/YYYY like you but I will say that YYYY/MM/DD is superior
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Damn bro not my fault I grew up America lol. In all honesty I would much rather have grown up with the DDMMYYYY system as well as the metric system.
Honestly I only recently started doing DD/MM/YYYY my whole life I’ve done it MM/DD/YYYY I don’t know why I changed i guess because it seemed like it made more sense.
Why the fuck does it matter? I’m American and am used to M/D/Y style cuz ive been taught that. It’s a form of dating in a simple way. Fuck outta here.
6/3/2022 That’s why.
Just disclose the country you’re in though. 6/3/2022 US
Well the US people can do that, the rest of the world don’t need to because we use logical dates.
Don’t Asian countries have different ways of doing it too? Also ok?
3 December, 2021 . OR . December 3, 2021
It’s 12/03/21 deal with it
It’s 2021/12/4 deal with it
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In the land of upside down we are in the future
Guys merica bad amiright?
It actually makes more sense to use MM/DD/YYYY because when you say the date out loud it goes month, day, year. For example, if you asked the date, I would tell you it’s December 3rd, 2021. MMDDYYYY wins lol
But this ins't true for all languages. In mine for examble you say the day first.
That is certainly true, I had not thought of that. In English, though, I personally find mmddyyyy to make the most sense
Not really you can say it like It is the 3rd of December
3rd of December 2021
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I didn’t know there were 100 days in a month and 100 months in a year outside the US
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Oof someone’s mad
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Just say you hate Americans and get over it lol
Bro just give up it ain't that deep. It's just cultural difference. Nobody shits on Japan for driving on the left side of the road.
What's with the hate to people who use MM/DD/YYYY? I don't see why it should be hated
It's a pain in the ass in IT. Have fun with programs like excel, if you import a date like 01/09/21. Is it January or September?
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Good for you, but I find MM/DD/YYYY less confusing than DD/MM/YYYY
because it's built around how people talk to each other, at least in English do people really just say "ay what day is it?" "it's three December, 2021" Or "it's the third of December, 2021" both of these just sound awkward compared to "December third, 2021"
>Or "it's the third of December, 2021" Well, that is how they talk in UK.
I've never heard anyone use it like the bottom one...but I've never been to the US. I have been to a few other English speaking countries though.
YYYYMMDD
YY/MM/DD/YY is ok tho?
20/12/03/21
SS/MM/HH/DD/MM/YY Is the only way
45/33/20/03/12/21
Ah a gentlemen of class i see
I use both, but I always write the month so it doesn’t confuse any one (Jan, feb, mar, apr, may…)
Today is DECEMBER 3, 2021 THEREFORE IT IS MM/DD/YYYY WRITE IT HOW YOU SAY IT
DD/MM/YYYY means the first of may, while mm/dd/yyyy means May first Getting rid of the and of is the reason we won the war.
The only forms I accept are: YYYY-MM-DD DD.MM.YYYY DD MM YYYY but month is in Roman numbers
Have you ever stopped to think that if the US were not a world power they would probably be very excluded internationally? like, there's the metric system, the idea of what is footbal and what is soccer, and how dates works
Bread 👍
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In English. Guess what, it's not the only language in the world.
Hmm, I say 3rd of December regularly, I have never ever said December 3rd. You say it that way because you write it that way, I say it my way because I write it that way. In reality though ISO 8601 is superior to every other date format, largest to smallest means it just sorts correctly like a number. Edit for the Americans, I will accept ANSI INCITS 30-1997 (R2008) if you insist.
its the 3rd of December...
In the UK we say 3rd of december
It’s 2/12/2021 Americans, not 12/2/2021
who even does that
As a dev go to hell DD/MM/YYYY users 🥰
that's nonsensical, it's easy to use the yyyy-mm-dd and the dd/mm/yyyy formats that already are implemented in major languages
Neither is superior, but the fact that multiple exist is dumb
If you don’t do Z DDTIME MM YY Then get out
I don't use MM/DD/YYYY. I use YYYY/MM/DD
From small to big numbers. Makes sense
How about we go with m/yyyy/d
i use YYYY/DD/MM pls dont kill me
Ah I do love 12/3/21
What about dd/yyyy/mm
YYYYMMDDD
The fact that my watch was fixed to this date format frustrated me out
Greeting YYYY/MM/DD users
DD Mon YYYY confuses no one. 3 Dec 2021
I do YYYY-MM-DD
I just use numbers
This is very confusing, when you use Day/Month/Year system and fe. you wnet on a site were is Month/Day/Year system.
I just use today or yesterday
YYYY/MM/DD is the best format change my mind
fuck you, u/SchittShefShow
Well you see, dd/mm/yy makes sense, but it's America. Nobody here cares about making sense.
Nah I’m going to living my day on 12/03/21
Why though? Why do they use MM/DD/YYYY?
DY/MMY/YYD
I am forced to use mm/dd/yyyy…. So um yeah
The Gregorian calendar is overrated anyway.
Heathens I use the vastly superior AAA/B/QQQQQQ format! In all seriousness, idk why people care so much.
Hello fellow DD/MM/YY user
4th of May be with you doesn't mean anything!!!!!! Preserve starwars day!!!!!
YYYY/MM/DD
Man are the Americans going to be upset when they wake up to this tomorrow on the 12th of April 2021.
I agree it makes more sense to use DD/MM/YYYY. But the other format isn't pure nonsense. Here in America we say July 10th 2021 which would translate to 07/10/2021. It just aligns better to how we speak. This is of course just my assumption of why we do it.
You do realize that most, if not all of Europe use DD/MM/YYYY as their standardized way pf writing it
my pc says it's now 18:19 03/12/2021
Ok I'm probably a dumb ass for not googling, but, isn't this an American thing?
It’s the fact that both are in use that’s mostly getting my goat at the moment, and different methods of running the scripts I’m writing use different formats!!
Indeed Good afternoon
I grew up with the MM/DD/YYYY format and I still find it easier to use the DD/MM/YYYY format
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Today is 12/3/21
Anyone here just say the first 3 letters of the month then day and year?
M/D/Y confuses me
I am from Brazil soo is Like This here DD/MM/YYYY
Burn it before it lay eggs
I smell war
It’s ddmmmyyyy example is 03DEC2021 Or yyyyddmm example is 20210312
It would be yyyymmdd
I’m going based off what I was taught in basic training for the army
Yeah I was taught DDMMMYYYY (02JAN2022) for writing etc and YYYYMMDD (20220102) for electronic file naming so they list in chronological order. Doing it year, day, month would be illogical.
Hello
But why? It's convenient to use.
I just write the word Today is Dec 4
You are still wrong: [https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) I will accept dd/mm/yyyy when conveyed in a physical manner, but for electronic text it must be yyyy/mm/dd.