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For RTL sorting DD-MM-YYYY makes sense. Not sure about the extra dash.
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Well, that's better than the stupid MM-DD-YYYY, but the only way you can properly sort is YYYY-MM-DDD
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In English yes, but in right-to-left (RTL) languages like Arabic, I think DD-MM-YYYY is the equivalent. Was the language English?
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I am not aware that the way numbers are written (and hence sorted) are different in those languages. AFAIK, multi digit numbers are actually written at least in Arabic left to right still...
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As someone who knows Arabic, you are correct. As someone who has never used an Arabic keyboard for sorting, I would assume that sorting follows the language, which in this case is right to left. So DD-MM-YYYY would sort in the order of 78-56-1234 since the numbers are left to right, but higher precedence from right number to left.
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In any case, why would you sort a date as a string?
We're philosophical about power outages here. A.C. come, A.C. go.
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Is that a serious question?
Obviously lots of lists and tables have date fields, or an entry is tagged by a date, which is represented as text, not as a binary date object. And frequently, you want to order the entries by date.
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Like M#### said, folder names, file names, and many other reasons to sort by date. For RTL languages, DD-MM-YYYY is the only way to do so, just like YYYY-MM-DD is for LTR (with or without hyphens).
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Yes. I take your point. My issue is with a recent employer who insisted on storing dates as integers or strings or even decimals in his database. I can't remember seeing a single DateTime or Date object. See where I'm coming from?
We're philosophical about power outages here. A.C. come, A.C. go.
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My bet is simply on a lazy programmer who got something wrong in using existing data info...
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Over here Halloween is getting more and more popular, today we biked past Walibi and were amazed how busy it was, more info here: Halloween Fright Nights | Walibi Holland[^]
All in all we were amazed at the amount of attractions in this quiet eastern part of our province of Flevoland in the Netherlands, there's even an artificial ice skating rink "Flevonice" (not opened yet for skating, but there are other attractions).
If you have kids, the pancake restaurant "Hans&Grietje" is recommended too, but watch out for the witch, the tables can behave strangely too 
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The day before Halloween we have Municipal Elections - the same effect, but last longer... 
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Ooooh, scary
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Do your candidates knock on your door offering trick or trick? (You'll get no treats from that lot.)
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OriginalGriff wrote: Do your candidates knock on your door offering trick or trick? (You'll get no treats from that lot.)
?? I thought it was polies always promise treats then deliver tricks, or if you're really really lucky on occasion deliver nothing.
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Yup. it's treat, THEN trick.
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We have always done Halloween in the UK, it is an old tradition. Apple bobbing, carving skulls out of turnips, scaring the sh*t out of our siblings.
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Does "apple bobbing" mean that you throw your Mac into the water 
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The dish of freshly cooked salmon in the Have-A-Heart trap was just too tempting for him! Some time in the wee hours of the morning he took the bait. ![Jig | [Dance]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/jig.gif)
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I think the Skunk may have informed the cat about the delicious Food 
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Yay! Excellent news - Herself goes into worry mode if Dij is out for an extra hour, so ...
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With salmon, I would have taken the bait 
Have you considered a pet-safe? Goedzo has a collar with batteries and can go into the garden unsupervised - if he comes near the fence, the collar will emit a beeping and if he tries to cross it, it will give a small shock (like electrical fences do).
So, he can go out and play - just not outside the garden. Too many cars outside the garden to take that risk.
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u use a shock collar! r u serious?
I'm even surprised they are legal over there. Should never be allowed.
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