posted by The_Burglar (The_Burglar) on 05/14/2015 at 12:10 PM
However, I do understand how unreadable plain ol' numeric dates are, they don't even show the months as a word. I have some trickery that makes Pocket-Monkey show the age. For me, your thread shows as "2 days, 9 hours".
It's the same on the game sheet. I find Last Turn On "05/16/2015 08:41 PM" and Must Move By "05/23/2015 08:41 PM" to be next to useless so I change them to Last Turn On "49 mins" and Must Move By "6 days, 23 hours"
this is the line I see using firefox on windows xp
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posted by The_Burglar (The_Burglar) on 05/19 at 14:36
Yearless dates in Forums The_Burglar 2 14/05 12:10 16/05 21:35
Re: this is the line I see using firefox on windows xp
Cheers set it to my favourite date format of yyyy-mm-dd
Mine's DDD DDth MMM YYYY, eg. Mon 25th May 2015, but it's extremely rare to find a site where the web designer understands that some people prefer the day with a suffix.
best one for resaving/sorting,
Yes, I use YYYY.MM.DD on archive files, for the computer, but I usually add DDth MMM for me. ;-)
the worst date format is the USA mm-dd-yyyy (illogical order)
I quite agree. That one drives me crazy, as well as many others beyond the boundaries of the good ol' US of A. What the hell is 04/05/2015 supposed to represent? Why don't they at least make it Apr/05/2015 so that people can get it at a glance without needing to do mental calendar gymnastics that might not even solve the puzzle?
America (and tiny Belize) are the only countries clinging to M/D/Y. Maybe after getting rid of the yard and the mile they might consider joining the rest of the world in dropping M/D/Y?
Lol, you sparked off a pet rant of mine. ;o)
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posted by The_Burglar (The_Burglar) on 06/05 at 20:23
Quite interesting times
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