Re: Re: Euro Baud Day
By: Digital Man to Codefenix on Sat Dec 07 2024 02:55 pm
> > Ga> Ahhh, yes. LOL... Well, in the same spirit - Happy belated American
> > Ga> Baud Day to all! Even those who write their dates wrong! ;-)
> > Day-first date formats make about as much sense to me as minute-first time
> > formats.
> Never really thought of it like that. I personally prefer either: YYYY-MM-DD
> or Mon-DD-YYYY (e.g. Dec 7 2024) - all unambiguous.
I don't think the rest of the world knows that americans are flexable.
We use 'standard' and metric forms of measurement. we just have a causal method
and a more professional or whatever method.
I'm in my late 40s and we were taught the metric system in school. People in
other countries don't really understand that; they think we are backwards and
behind.
I use fahrenheit personally in a causal setting and have no problem using
celcius at work.
A lot of americans understand both.
in regards to date formats i use both but use american style for causal use and
the other way for naming my backups.
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