@kDelta @dmian @Caprarius @mikaeleiman @EUCommission Surely you mean 09:12 UTC

@kDelta @dmian @Caprarius @mikaeleiman @EUCommission Ah yes, the logical pyramid.

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@dmian @Caprarius @mikaeleiman @EUCommission DD-MM-YYYY is just as wrong as saying it's now 2 minutes and 12 o'clock, or that someone is 81 centimetres and 1 meter tall

It's not easier, it's just something you're used to.

(Also, YYYY-MM-DD is perfectly fine for people in Japan, Korea, China and Hungary)

@Caprarius @mikaeleiman @EUCommission beg your pardon, Y-M-D is the least horrible

@masek "It is now safe to turn off your computer."

@mcc Being from an en-dash kind of language, spaces are absolutely necessary for my eyes when em-dashes are used for a break in thoughts — without them, it just parses as a hyphen and it throws me every single time when reading e.g. a novel typeset without any space around em-dashes.

@bodhipaksa I remember having visible fragments of print letters in ours (probably recycled newspapers?) in socialist Hungary, but nothing nearly as horrible as you describe this one. What is/was wrong with the UK?!

@dianshuo @fesshole America is famous for its tea?

@LukefromDC @jonah As demonstrated by the entire country in the last few weeks/months, the second amendment is worth exactly nothing.

@zelphirkaltstahl SMF still exists and has always had a lot of permission settings, I think it could do what you want on that front at least. But it's a PHP beast, a bit messy, and, yeah.

@rufustheduck Bet he doesn't wake up with a stiff neck. Now if I so much as look at a bed wrong...