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Y'all be riskin it without holocene crypty

SYSM:YY.DM.TzYDY.H.H

4:40.42p EST on Jan 28, 12,025 ->

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That's the one that was active when I started typing. However, I change it randomly using the decay of a radioactive isotope that is randomly chosen by the decay of a separate amount of Uranium-238. I'm two randoms in. This way, my time records are always encrypted using open-science source and the government can't hack the pictures of my parking spots at the oncology center to sell them to the NIMBYs at MetAlphabet AI.

I use ss/mm/hh/dd/MM/YYYY

t.european

I just use millis since epoch

(Recently learned that this isn't accurate because it disguises leap seconds. The standard was fucked from the start)

"Europe", as if there weren't several languages in Europe with different date formats per language...

I work with international clients and use 2025-01-26 format. Without it.. confusion.

MM ≠ MM !!!

finally a correct version of this diagram

This is the way.

This pyramid visualisation doesn't work for me, unless you read time starting with seconds.

I don't know why anyone would ever argue against this. Least precise to most precise. Like every other number we use.

(I don't know if this is true for EVERY numerical measure, but I'm sure someone will let me know of one that doesn't)

I'm almost 40 and now just realizing my insistence on how to structure all my folders and notes is actually an ISO standard. Way to go me.

All my homies hate ISO, RFC 3339 for the win.

YYYY.MM.DD HH.MM.SS, as eru ilúvatar intended

My stupid ass read this top to bottom and I was confused why anyone would start with seconds

I know, why don't we all agree to agree and use every single possible format within a shared spreadsheet

Mmm US military date and time is fun too.

DDMMMYYYYHHMM and time zone identifier. So 26JAN20251841Z.

So much fun.