That’s fine because it’s unambiguous. If I’m using another standard and you’re using that, I can correct it without having to think about it.
That’s fine because it’s unambiguous. If I’m using another standard and you’re using that, I can correct it without having to think about it.
One word: Ambiguity. We need to either have a standard and stick to it, or a small handful of standards that cannot be confused for each other. DD/MM/YYYY and MM/DD/YYYY can be confused for each other, so the nonsensical MM/DD/YYYY should move over and make room for DD/MM/YYYY, or we should drop both and just use YYYY-MM-DD.
Very much on the furry end of this, which should be a surprise to no-one.
Nothing in the title, but the picture itself is clear. The older lady is visibly talking to the younger man, who himself bears a pose of discomfort inconsistent with the idea that he’s speaking the caption.
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