It's interesting how y'all say the time without a separator between hours and minutes. So 2000 instead of 20:00. Which in general is fine, it means one character less typing, but it means that I spend some seconds reading "2000" as "the year 2000" instead of "20:00" and being confused

@vaporeon_ fur some reason i think 24 hour time is not supposed to have a sepurrator and i have no idea where i “learned” that one from

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@vaporeon_ ah so it’s an american military thing. i apawlogize fur my indiscretion

@aescling Don't worry, I already assumed that maybe it's specific to the language or locale

It's just, if I see a number 19XX or 20XX, then I first try to parse that as a year... The : prevents that, it clearly marks it as a time

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