Have to disagree, the month doesn't change often enough for it to matter as much, the year even less so. You have a meeting? What date is it? 15th. Relevant information faster.
It is also likely the weakest argument I've ever seen.
The best argument is that there are international standards for this, that the US and the UK prefer again not to follow (as almost sole countries) just like the metric standard. That standard is the ISO 8601 that chooses the following order year-month-day (as primary choice) or the reverse of it, day-month-year (as secondary optiojn). Those are already the standard for centuries in the majority of the countries worldwide actually and are also the format that technical systems (like ICT) follows.
The Hungarian way is more logical: 2024. 11. 07. so that lexical sort order is also chronological.
You forgot the UTC offset. Without UTC offset you don't know what time it is. Could be way off.
quite obviously British. But are those black things pieces of fried road asphalt? Yum Yum.
Yuck!
at least its a balanced diet, with the fried tomatoes, fried potatoes, beans and fried mushrooms. enough to conquer the world.
English put Sriracha on their breakfast now?
