Happy palindrome day (week and a half, really) to those who generally write the date in d/m/y format.
While I freely admit I prefer m/d/y, I'll often simply write out the date so there's no ambiguity with an international group - because what is 4/9/23; April 9th, or September 4th?
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Like I said, I tend to prefer Day/Month/Year - except for certain files, which I'd rather save as Year/Month/Day for easier tracking. š
EmployeeI rarely use the format of m/d/y or d/m/y, instead, I use yyyy-mm-dd as possible as I can.
Everytime, I encounter m/d/y or d/m/y, my head cpu runs up to 100%.
