No

No, and if there was an option for a 20-year certificate I would have taken it.

I’d say biggest first is a more natural extension of our numbering system, like in the number 5,678 the digit on the left represent the biggest unit, of thousands. You can still omit the year without ambiguity. But it doesn’t really matter as long as there is a standard way that makes sense, unlike the mess we have now.

This is the official date format in Canada. Unfortunately you often see aa/bb/yyyy, and good luck figuring whether “aa” is the day and “bb” the month (British-style) or vice versa (American-style, and significantly stupider because it doesn’t follow a clear endianess)

100% metrication now!!

Also, 24h clock and yyyy-mm-dd only.

Happy to hear it’s coming, hoping midrange phones are next.

I get it. It ain’t making me laugh, but I get it.

Don’t know man, Matrix has been pretty much set and forget for me since 2017 or 2018.

We have a century of data. Nowhere in Canada or globally should be continuing with the twice-annual changes.

We have a century of data. Nowhere in Canada or globally should be continuing with the twice-annual changes.

Maybe, maybe not, but they are 100% right choosing to stop this clock changing nonsense.

They didn’t know the sixth planet was unstable!!

This is not funny, it’s a fucking problem. I’m a metric purist and have an unreasonable negative emotional response when others are not.

Really shouldn’t take 35 hours tracing an image with a few Bézier curves and writing down the coefficients.

Religious Zionists in Israel follow a brand of Judaism where women never wear yarmulkes (and I believe men never have long hair)

You usually just own a unit

I agree with the sentiment but that’s really a disingenuous interpretation of these data…

I’d go further and cap the number of home one should be able to own, to like 2.

You can find what you need in other ways

Yes!! 🏴‍☠️ for Canada 🇨🇦

Small share: yesterday I bough a kitchen scale at the store, thinking it’s Chinese, but something didn’t sit right and I looked up the company profile, saw it was American, and returned it within the hour. Then found Canadian Tire sold a similar product by a company from PEI, that turned out to be even cheaper and better (USB chargeable rather than with AA batteries).

It’s well known

It is their practice but it’s not a law of nature, or even a law of any kind. As an American company they could have shown balls and ignored Trump shenanigan. Expectedly, they didn’t.