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  • P PIEBALDconsult

    ISO 8601 -- all the time. Educate the masses; don't placate them.

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    Gary Wheeler
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    PIEBALDconsult wrote:

    Educate the masses; don't placate them

    You obviously have never run from an angry mob.

    Software Zen: delete this;

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    • J Joan M

      I'm really disappointed... I was expecting a thread more on the how to speak with a girl or something like that... :rolleyes:

      [www.tamelectromecanica.com][www.tam.cat]

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      Dan Neely
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      I'd think you'd be an expert on that already. :D

      The latest nation. Procrastination.

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      • S Simon P Stevens

        So today is 20th of October 2009. In UK format that is 20/10/2009. Kinda makes sense right, smallest to biggest. Logical. In US format it's 10/20/2009. Now to me that's totally illogical. Why would you do that. Can any Americans explain to me why this makes sense. (lets try to forget about patriotism). I don't understand why it would ever be useful to break the logical order. It's like writing the time in HH:SS:MM. [As a developer I obviously recognise that the superior format is neither of the above but is in fact YYYY-MM-DD as it maintains correct sort order and digit significance]

        Simon

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        John M Drescher
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        I believe the most logical form is: 2009/10/20

        John

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        • K Keith Barrow

          160 Fluid Ounces, naturally

          CCC solved so far: 2 (including a Hard One!)

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          John M Drescher
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          I thought it was 128 ounces. Or 4 quarts which are 32 ounces each.

          John

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          • D Dalek Dave

            An eighth of a gallon.

            ------------------------------------ To eat well in England, you should have a breakfast three times a day. W. Somerset Maugham 1925

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            JimmyRopes
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            Dalek Dave wrote:

            An eighth of a gallon.

            Which Gallon?

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            • B Brady Kelly

              Fish don't drink a lot. They don't have to.

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              Steve Mayfield
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              Fish drink 24/7 ;P (unless they are on the hook for something :doh: )

              Steve _________________ I C(++) therefore I am

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              • D Dario Solera

                And what is a gallon?

                If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe - but not a personality. - Charlie Brooker My Photos/CP Flickr Group - ScrewTurn Wiki v3

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                Steve Mayfield
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                her date if he gets lucky?

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                • W Wjousts

                  Dalek Dave wrote:

                  And this is not Nationalistic BS...many studies will show this

                  Citation needed

                  Dalek Dave wrote:

                  Samoa recently changed from right to left.

                  Only so they could import cheaper cars from Australia instead of shipping them from the US. Also, it caused major problems with buses that have doors that now open into oncoming traffic :wtf:

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                  jsc42
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                  I heard (citation needed) that the first Macdonalds Drive-Thru restaurant in the UK was built using the standard plan that came from America. It wasn't until the first people started to use it that they discovered that the customers could not receive the orders because the delivery hatches were on the opposite side from the driver's door windows.

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                  • S Simon P Stevens

                    So today is 20th of October 2009. In UK format that is 20/10/2009. Kinda makes sense right, smallest to biggest. Logical. In US format it's 10/20/2009. Now to me that's totally illogical. Why would you do that. Can any Americans explain to me why this makes sense. (lets try to forget about patriotism). I don't understand why it would ever be useful to break the logical order. It's like writing the time in HH:SS:MM. [As a developer I obviously recognise that the superior format is neither of the above but is in fact YYYY-MM-DD as it maintains correct sort order and digit significance]

                    Simon

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                    Battlehammer
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                    I don't understand why Americans have to use things like dates and measurements differently than everyone else and yet, I am American. Personally, I think it's an ego thing from way back when. Here's what I find even stranger. When it comes to the military, they do use the metric system and they do call it 20/10/2009 because they need to be on the same page with the rest of the world. It's just us silly civilians that can't get it together. I remember when I was in elementary school; they were talking about converting the US to the metric system. People went so crazy that we were almost in a riot stage so they canned the idea. Too bad, base 12 for measurements sure doesn't make any sense to me while base 10 is as natural as you can get.

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                    • P phannon86

                      I've driven on the right once, when I was last over't pond. Very strange! However, it was an automatic (which I'd also never driven before) so it wasn't really a problem. The biggest difference was going from driving (my now long gone) Saxo, to a Dodge Caravan :laugh:

                      He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man. Current Weight: 16st. 2lbs 10/10/2009 Target Weight : 14st. Weight lost : 0lbs

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                      mrMercury
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                      (And here we go again) What is a Saxo?

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