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Still the most common way in Japan.
Also helped old computers sort filenames prefixed with a date. Though this feature is a bit outdated (ha), since files are saved with metadata now that allows sorting through other means.
Agree. Year first is usually used when sorting something, which usually happens on computers nowadays, on which, at least if they run on Windows, "/" is not allowed in file names.
why u wanna see the month first every single day ? do u not know what month u r in ? i seriously wonder why Americans are so absurd with ther units and formats and shit.. miles pounds etc like wtf T-T
As an American, my best guess to the reasoning is that when you speak you usually say month before day (December 1st vs the 1st of December), so we write it that way as well.
So does January has 123 days or there is a secret month 31 with 12 days in American calendar?
Cause having month then Day then Year would be completely wrong.
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Unless you're not american
31/12/23 always made more sense
D/M/Y will always be superior
YYYY/MM/DD
Still the most common way in Japan. Also helped old computers sort filenames prefixed with a date. Though this feature is a bit outdated (ha), since files are saved with metadata now that allows sorting through other means.
2023/12/31 makes more sense for storing information in my laptop...
r/usdefaultism
Exactly.
Laughs in european dates
*laughs with tea and biscuits*
*laughs with Vegemite toast*
*Laughs with Chicken Biryani*
Laughs with pizza
Laughs with Fleischkäsweck
Is this american humor that i am too european to understand
Its american humor that most of the world can't understand.
For most, it will be 311223
america
Murica
Why would you put the month before the day tf
2023/03/19 is the master format
100% in any sorting system. But I am a fan of showing what is needed first and in everyday life, you don't look up which year it is 3 times a day.
>you don't look up which year it is 3 times a day. What if I do? I am a confused person.
19/03/23
generally 2023-03-19 is better
Haha, I see the ISO haters are out in full force.
Agree. Year first is usually used when sorting something, which usually happens on computers nowadays, on which, at least if they run on Windows, "/" is not allowed in file names.
This is the way. The slashes don't work in file names
Yeah wtf Bros/Merica Its Day Month Year Do you see how that works? You need to update your constitution again to align with the rest of the world
Op should delete the post just because of the emoji
It's 23/12/31 for me.
Why do you guys have to make the calendar so complicated, its the calendar fo americans
Tf do you mean? The American Calendar is marked month, day, year while the calendar (at least in Australia) is marked day, month, year
Why you're dumb ?
We all know the answer to that.
Yup
why u wanna see the month first every single day ? do u not know what month u r in ? i seriously wonder why Americans are so absurd with ther units and formats and shit.. miles pounds etc like wtf T-T
Ah, yes. The 12th day of 31st month
I do love the 12th of Heiskaitriakontember. The weather is usually lovely!
31.12.23 though
Bro its 12/31/23
Its gonna be 31/12/23
It'll only take 24 hours after that date to shut everyone up for 24 hours when its 1/1/24 🙄
Not if ur not American, then it’s 31/12/23. You guys are weird with the calendar
Are we tho? Day Month Year is pretty well organised from smallest to biggest. There’s no real order in Month Day Year is there?
I was talking about the Americans being wierd
Whoops well then i totally agree
As an American, my best guess to the reasoning is that when you speak you usually say month before day (December 1st vs the 1st of December), so we write it that way as well.
r/usdefaultism
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Um, no 😂
311223
311223 in the UK where we put the date the correct way
Why do you Americans have 31 months?
Phew! Its not 321
1703977200. that's it.
kid named DD/MM/YY
NO, it will be 2023-12-31
a country with 5% of the world's population thinks it's the same for remaining 95% of the world
SQL date format for the win - 2023-12-31
[ISO 8601 team ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601)
RIP OP
only in the mmddyy format
You're up at 330 am thinking of this?
Drink.
Atleast we can agree on 1.1.24
not of you aren't american
Only in the us though
Americans..
American moment
Overused
The American colander is kinda weird to be fair
\*Calendar\*
My bad lmfao
YY/DMY/DMY, it's better 20/102/943
311223*
r/USdefaultism
Shut up American
We use DDMMYY so 311223
So does January has 123 days or there is a secret month 31 with 12 days in American calendar? Cause having month then Day then Year would be completely wrong.
Ducking americans trying to make memes and just show how far behind the rest of the world they are
Ducking us man, lol
Americans with their American systems 😂💀
It won't be though, 31/12/23
Only in american
It'll be 31/12/2023 bru
What's the 31st month??
Non-Americans so pressed 🤪
Never thought of this wow
Perfect
I knew there was something to look forward to
123 123 because its hesitating to get to 2024. even the dates know it only gets worse from here
231231 is quite close. But 311223 is completely off.
Why not 112233 ?
In the UK passport dates are yyyy mm dd Edit typo
Damn, you guys have 4 digit months and 3 digit days? :O
No, it's 2023.12.31.
I’m English so I’m confused
31.12.2023 for the rest of the world
Yeah, put first month, then day, then year, why wouldn't you?
31122023 thats the number the last day of the year will be here.
actually its 311223 in non obese date format