yanateras

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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Even without the zero! alias git='TZ=UTC git'
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Definitely not any more coherent on a leap year! That remark only applied to dates stored without a year, as in “February 29” rather than “February 29, 2008”. Thank you..!
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Thank you :3
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Here’s why: * I was N years old on February 28th this year * I will be N+1 years old on March 1st this year Therefore: * I was N-1 years old on February 28th last year * I was N years old on March 1st last year Perhaps the month is February
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   I’d say March 1! February 28 might be too early.
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Thank you ^_~
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   Occasionally, but less often than one could imagine! About a dozen times in my life. Whenever February 29 wasn’t present as an option, the frontend was at fault, so I could set the right <input> value in the inspector as a workaround.
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   by yanateras 3y ago

   The other way around! Today a few services that don't congratulate me on my birthday (on non-leap years) did. I was born on February 29th.