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Originally posted by SuzianneI had come to the conclusion that mm/dd/yy was brought in to arrange dates in order on computers. Using dd/mm/yy causes date named files to appear in a really f'd up order, whereas the former provides a much more ordered result.
Andy, I've been banging this drum for years, it's not going to change anything.
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Originally posted by Sicilian SausagePrograms programmed by Americans?
I had come to the conclusion that mm/dd/yy was brought in to arrange dates in order on computers. Using dd/mm/yy causes date named files to appear in a really f'd up order, whereas the former provides a much more ordered result.
Originally posted by Sicilian Sausagemmddyy existed before computers.
I had come to the conclusion that mm/dd/yy was brought in to arrange dates in order on computers. Using dd/mm/yy causes date named files to appear in a really f'd up order, whereas the former provides a much more ordered result.
I believe the ISO standard is yyyy mm dd.
Originally posted by PonderableYou wouldn't know they were riding horses; they could be riding bicycles which doesn't stir the soul in quite the same way. 'Horsepeople' doesn't really do it either; I guess some things were not designed to be PC.
you could call them "apocalyptic riders" which is gender neutral in English.
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I was going to start a new thread but i add it here where Suzi can see it.
Why do interviewers show cleavage? Is it a test to see if we can make eye contact and avoid looking down the entire interview? It's hard enough thinking of answers without those distractions going on.