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Posted September 30, 2023
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BreOl72: the default format here is DD/MM/YY(YY).
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clarry: No it isn't.
Nobody said anything about "Other".
Posted October 03, 2023
The counters are official now! Check any game card with a game that is on sale.
Posted October 03, 2023
Oh look, the sky is falling again.
Posted October 03, 2023
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Grargar: Oh look, the sky is falling again.
Well if they were already working on them, then that's not too surprising. Still a great addition though.
Posted October 03, 2023
WOW! Your pleas have been heard! :)
Posted October 03, 2023
Don't tell me they hard coded the Locale and didn't use the browsers one.

Well, I am just glad they didn't use a format with the days in the middle.
Posted October 03, 2023
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neumi5694: Well, I am just glad they didn't use a format with the days in the middle.
That is objectively the worst format on the planet. It's contrarian for the sake of it and does not work for alphabetical file name sorting either.

IMO: YYYY/MM/DD > DD/MM/YYYY > MM/DD/YYYY.
Post edited October 03, 2023 by SargonAelther
Posted October 03, 2023
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SargonAelther: That is objectively the worst format on the planet. It's contrarian for the sake of it and does not work for alphabetical file name sorting either.

IMO: YYYY/MM/DD > DD/MM/YYYY > MM/DD/YYYY.
I prefer the yyyy-mm-dd as well, as probably most IT technicians do.

Since MS introduced "intuitive" sorting, proper file naming has become a lost art, especially when it comes to numbering.
Posted October 04, 2023
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