Introducing Tonverk

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The more I learn about Sweden, the less I like it.

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Even Elektron doesn’t, that’s why they’re making stuff in Poland now :wink:

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mehhh

Dont worry, its easy to forget. I mean, I had to study swedish for years at school (its mandatory in Finland to study svensk) and all I can remember anymore is ā€œtyvƤrr min svensk Ƥr hemsktā€

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Well that’s what I’m saying.

Gone right to the bottom of my holiday list.

I mean, how am I even supposed to book a holiday there if I can’t put the date in properly?

It’s as if yous don’t want us to visit…

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Don Twerk is my dancin’ name

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Holy crap that’s why we had so many Swedish iSeries developers in my company. That and IBS was also based in Sweden. So many lines of code reference American date style. So many debug sessions with that date style and time style. I’m sure there’s a proper name but I’ll look into when the gummies are out of me. Hopefully that is before the Elektron shop opens. I better preload the site then.

I need some Dunkin Donuts right now after the gym .

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YYYY-MM-DD is the ultimate date format, objectively!

When you name files like that they actually present themselves in the right order when sorted by file name. With the year at the end not so much.

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Question. So windows in the EU also follows this format ?

That’s a military style dating system. I’ve seen the Marines date documents like this.

Bom dia. God dag. Good day. gm

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AIX, smitty, good old times

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Haven’t used windows for a decade but it surely is in the options at least. Not sure what it defaults to. Pretty sure some EU countries also opt for a different (inferior) format.

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Love that there are more posts in this thread about date formats than about the announcement. Elektronauts forever!

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Here we go, I came to party!

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Agreed, YYYY-MM-DD is superior and formatted for least ambiguity, but YY/MM/DD is an abomination.

It’s bad enough that Americans think it’s ok to overload nn/nn/nn with their ludicrous MM/DD/YY we don’t need European marketing hipsters inventing YY/MM/DD.

You wait, tomorrow Trump will announce that all US IT systems must adopt YYYY-DD-MM!

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If we wait 6 more years even the hipster-ish YY-MM-DD can’t confuse anyone as no month or date would start with 32 :). We’ll be safe until the turn of the century!

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Can’t believe how well I’ve done derailing this shit.

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The devil is in the details

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