
I blame Java. ;-) (Destiny)
The legacy java.util.Date has wonky month values, January = 0 (why James Gosling, Arthur van Hoff and Alan Liu did that I don't understand).
(this is a nice excuse, but really, I just forgot what month it was, I thought it was September for some silly reason).
Edit: Yes, we Americans have it all jumbled up, and you brits have it backwards. ;-) yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss works best IMHO, makes sorting easier.
Complete thread:
- So, who's going to disturb the remains tonight? -
dogcow,
2016-08-25, 20:06
- How is that possible? - Claude Errera, 2016-08-25, 20:09
- You're a month early.
- Kermit, 2016-08-25, 20:16
- Calendars are hard.
- dogcow, 2016-08-26, 12:23
- This is what you get for using them backwards -
ZackDark,
2016-08-26, 13:40
- I blame Java. ;-) -
dogcow,
2016-08-26, 20:35
- I blame Java. ;-) -
ZackDark,
2016-08-27, 12:33
- I blame Java. ;-) -
Xenos,
2016-08-27, 12:43
- That stackoverflow post was pretty satisfying, actually
- ZackDark, 2016-08-27, 17:25
- That stackoverflow post was pretty satisfying, actually
- I blame Java. ;-) -
Xenos,
2016-08-27, 12:43
- +1 for yyyy-mm-dd
- someotherguy, 2016-08-27, 13:20
- I blame Java. ;-) -
ZackDark,
2016-08-27, 12:33
- I blame Java. ;-) -
dogcow,
2016-08-26, 20:35
- This is what you get for using them backwards -
ZackDark,
2016-08-26, 13:40
- Calendars are hard.
- Talk Like A Pirate day is 9-19, the day before Rise Of Iron - Pyromancy, 2016-08-25, 21:19
- That Is Interesting, Though. - Morpheus, 2016-08-25, 21:23
- It's September 25. - bluerunner, 2016-08-25, 21:26
- The good ole days.
- ProbablyLast, 2016-08-25, 21:27