AwesomeLowlander

Well yeah, but privacy in my country is mostly a lost cause anyway. I’m on grapheneos more as a matter of principle than anything else.

Depends. Right now drivers licenses are digital only, so I no longer have access to mine. Possibly other things might go the same way in future.

Malaysia national ID app fucking doesn’t work on grapheneos, fuck whichever agency made that decision.

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Though the problem is… If this flops, will there be a 2nd phone that supports gos?

Better? Isn’t this already a premium phone? Idk much about phones.

Must be a knock off. Singapore’s all about getting those A’s.

Singapore? Poor?

I don’t think you know what scale means

What scale are you using that the month isn’t on between the day and the year?

The information is implicit in every case, that it happened on the most recent instance of that date.

It’s 11/7/26 today.

7th? Happened 4 days ago. January? Happened 6 months ago. 90s? Happened 30 years ago.

You’re being intentionally obtuse. Nobody is claiming confusion. (It’s also somewhat moving the goalposts, but we’ll ignore that). Unless it’s a written article, in which case the month will be outdated in a year anyway, and it’s bad practice to not specify the full date.

you say that like its not arbituary.

How is going from small -> big or big -> small somehow more arbitrary than starting in the middle of that scale?

Canada officially uses YY-MM-DD, and while MM-DD-YY is used due to American influence, it’s discouraged due to potential confusion unless you’re writing out the month. No other country besides the US anywhere worldwide uses MM-DD as a primary standard.

It’s only the US that starts dates with the month.

You can’t figure out how month is the middle unit of precision between year and day?

How in the world does it make sense to start with the middle unit, move to the small, then the big? You start at one end and move to the other, either D/M/Y or Y/M/D. Set aside your gut reaction because that’s what you grew up with and it’s pretty obvious.

Honestly ISO Y/M/D makes more sense rationally, but practically nobody uses that.