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• cokebot9000 11y ago
  I can vouch that that there was plenty of Christmas left in my timezone when I uploaded the tarballs and posted the release notice. :)
• sampo 11y ago
  In about half of the countries in Europe, Christmas is generally taken to mean the Christmas Eve, i.e. the 24th.
  • cygx 11y ago
    Colloquially, sure. More properly, that's 'Christmas Eve', 'Heiligabend', ..., ie the day before Christmas; the 'first day of Chrismas' ('erster Weihnachtsfeiertag') is the 25th. So there :p
  • dragonwriter 11y ago
    Traditionally, Christmas starts on Christmas Eve (and ends quite a lot later, on Epiphany, or thereabouts.)