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31st of April? Last I knew it April only has thirty days, so I guess that makes Pi Day the 1st of May. May Day. Jokes aside, the American representation of dat
by mikro2nd 9y ago
31st of April? Last I knew it April only has thirty days, so I guess that makes Pi Day the 1st of May. May Day.
Jokes aside, the American representation of dates mm/dd/yy has never made the slightest bit of sense to me. Logically one would either order things from least-to-most significant (dd/mm/yy) or the other way around (yyyy-mm-dd). Mixing them up just seems horribly confused and is certainly confusing (needless cognitive load) when confronted with something like 3/6/2018.