The inability to program dates correctly continued to plague various websites last week, even though Leap Day itself has passed. Maybe we need a new programming language where it is impossible to forget time zones, leap years or Thursdays.
Timeless
Thomas
subtweeted “I’m sure there’s a great WTF dating story behind this tweet” Gosh, I can’t imagine what error this could be referring to.
Data Historian
Jonathan
he babbled, “Today, March 1st, is the start of the new tax year here and my brother wanted to pull last year’s transactions from a financial institution to file his taxes. Of course, the real shame is that they only allow up to 12 months.” I am unable to properly understand the confusion of ideas that could cause such an error.
Ancient
Matthew S.
he breathed a sigh of relief at this result, “Good to know I’m up to date with dates back 422 years!”
Jarosław
gibed “Looks like a translation accident… What if I didn’t know English?” Really.
Hardjay vexillologist
Julien
throws shade without telling us where to direct our disdain “I don’t think you can have country flags in dark mode…” He’s not wrong.
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