Just realised something I though was tomorrow (23rd of the month) is actually next week. I think I misread dd/mm/yy (UK style) as yy/mm/dd (big endian).

For context, I like and use #ISO8601 style #yyyy-mm-dd dates, familiar to computer people as they sort chronologically, and people who've lived in Japan as they use that order.

I strongly dislike dates written with two digit years. You can probably guess, I hate the USA mm/dd/yy style with a passion.

原来mstdn对英文的下划线都是可以断开的p g y j 都会使下划线断掉，但在这些字母在最尾部时，y后面会再加一点「_ 」，看起来就像y后有「. 」#yyyy #gggg #pppp #jjjjj #qqqq

原来mstdn对英文的下划线都是可以断开的p g y j 都会使下划线断掉，但在这些字母在最尾部时，y后面会再加一点「_ 」，看起来就像y后有「. 」#yyyy #gggg #pppp #jjjjj #qqqq