Happy 123456789 Day!

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[citation][nom]JMcEntegart[/nom]Handball is a sport...[/citation]

ha! that's like saying water polo is actually a sport.
 
Having mm/dd/yy never made sense anyway, since its arbitrary so is the 123456789 thing.

I use yyyymmdd hhmmss on everyting now, so much easier, never have to worry if something is going to sort the date right.
 
The end of the world is going to happen its a sign! OMG get in your caves, pull out that stockpile of food, water, blankets and ammo madness is going to occur when the clock stricks 123456789!
 
If you write the date dd/mm/ccyy and smallest to largest unit of measure is the method...

Then do you write date/time as:

ss:mm:hh dd/mm/ccyy?

Just curious :)
 
Too bad... I won't be ther for the 7:7:7 7/7/77 .....lol

Maybe I can try 11:11:11 11/11/11.... it is only couple years away...😀

 
Eh, the REAL 1234567890 day was Friday, February 13th 2009, 23:31:30 (GMT), which is 1234567890 in Unix time. The nice thing about that milestone is that it was compatible with all date formats.

The one mentioned in this article only works in Europe and other regions that use DD/MM/YY. The international format is YYYY-MM-DD, which would make it 2009-08-07, and the US format is DD/MM/YY, which would be 08/07/09.
 
Sorry, that is a typo. It should be MM/DD/YY. Dyslexia strikes again.
 
[citation][nom]mrief85[/nom]ha! that's like saying water polo is actually a sport.[/citation]

Water polo is the most difficult sport out there. I guarantee all the disgusting fat-bodies that plague the internet wouldn't last two seconds
 
[citation][nom]back_by_demand[/nom]If the US format is DD/MM/YYHow come you call it 9/11?That is MM/DD[/citation]
Because 9/11 rolls off the tongue a lot easier then 11/9, also 911 is the number you call for emergency, so it fits.
 
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