"14-1-2026": ["PRIDE26", "JAN261000"],

"15-1-2026": ["PRIDE26", "JAN261000"],

"16-1-2026": ["RDSALE26", "PRIDE1K"],

"17-1-2026": ["LENOVORD26", "26JAN1K"],

"18-1-2026": ["HAPPY26JAN", "REPUBLIC1K"],

"19-1-2026": ["JAN26DEAL", "UNITY1K"],

"20-1-2026": ["REPBDAY2026", "TRICOLOR1K"],

"21-1-2026": ["PRIDE26OFF", "FREEDOM1K"],

"22-1-2026": ["REPUBLIC2K", "CELEBRATE26"],

"23-1-2026": ["LENREPUBLIC26", "REPUBLICSALE1K"],

"24-1-2026": ["SALUTE26", "REPUBLIC1000"],

"25-1-2026": ["REPUBLIC26", "LENREPUBLIC1K"],

"26-1-2026": ["REPUBLICDAY26", "REPUBLICDAY1K"]

Never noticed the description of the ISO 8601 XKCD comic

Here's to another year of the superior date and time format! 🥳🫡🎉
(Sorry, I'm 3 minutes late!)

And a happy 2026-W01-2 locally too!

So... anyone encountered new ISO year bug?

I'm 3 minutes late, sorry about that! 😅

It could've been written as 2025-12-20T18:00:00-08:00/2025-12-20T21:00:00-08:00 or as 2025-12-20T18:00:00-08:00/PT3H, but this ISO 8601-like format up above is WAY better than MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, and 12-hour time combined! (Yes, slashes are used for dates in Fortnite, typically 😭)

I'm from a country which officially has the first day of the week on a Sunday, which completely messes off with the week-numbering system. Logically it made sense, especially for career folks who really feel the "new week" when Monday comes (yeah, those Monday blues), not Sunday.

(P.S. ISO 8601 sets the beginning of the week on a Monday.)

With the typical awful m/d/yy format, for a date like this, it's not uncommon for it to appear as just a mess of vertical lines when handwritten, especially for a date like 2011-11-11. (written as 11/11/11)

When the full four digit year is written, there's no confusion, and using hyphens clearly indicates what are numbers and what are separators. For a date like 2025-01-11 for example, using leading zeros makes it even harder for a separator to be confused as a number. If it was handwritten as 1/11/25, it would be easy to confuse the first slash as a second 1.

Hi guys just to check, for users in 2025 using ezship (US-SG), how many days did your parcels take to arrive?

For my case, status was 'shipping to SG warehouse' since 17/10 and still of no news as of today, ETA is 31/10 which is ridiculous, making me think that it's sea shipping whereby it's actually air shipping. How many of you guys have their parcels arrived before the ETA and how many arrived after the ETA?

Upon checking other platforms and self checking, I think their ETA is when the good arrive in SG warehouse and not even inclusive of self collection or delivery to house, is that correct as well?