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jchw ◴[] No.43721219[source]
> yes, this blog is a proud user of the european date format - if you don't want to see yyyy-mm-dd's, please press alt-f4 and go back to boycotting bud light or something

Interesting to call this the "european date format", given that prior to ISO 8601 I'm pretty sure this date order was almost entirely used in East Asia and not Europe. To me day-month-year will always be the European date order.

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1. userbinator ◴[] No.43724425[source]
I like to think of them as Big Endian (yyyy-mm-dd), Little Endian (dd-mm-yyyy), and Middle Endian (mm-dd-yyyy).
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2. godelski ◴[] No.43724784[source]
Actually a really smart way to teach endian. I no longer need to do that but it would have been useful lol