Enjoy reading today's date from either direction!
Edit: thanks to taneliv for noticing it works both ways! (original post only showed one way)
by taneliv on 12/2/21, 7:02 AM
Even for people using normal date formats, since 2021-12-02 is, amazingly enough, also today, and is also a palindrome day. Enjoy!
by credit_guy on 12/2/21, 12:13 PM
If you wanted to celebrate, but all the restaurants are booked, tell them you are quite flexible. Tomorrow (12/3/21), or during the weekend is fine too. And all the weekdays next week. Just make sure you get that reservation before next Friday (12/9/21).
by rmeertens on 12/2/21, 1:16 PM
by celticninja on 12/2/21, 8:45 AM
But not if you use 02-12-2021
by blaesus on 12/2/21, 12:48 PM
Random note: Subaru China published their new BRZ today, which is distinguished by its boxer engine, with (somewhat) symmetric pistons.
by evanb on 12/2/21, 9:55 AM
It’s also easy to write today’s date as an ambigram! Just gotta symmetrize the 2 a bit. Think 7-segment LCD font.
by ChrisArchitect on 12/2/21, 4:43 PM
wondered just how widespread this would be accepted and got down a rabbit hole of international standards ISO-8601 etc and surprisingly (so often are ppl at odds around the world about this) it's pretty universal this one!
by cmstoken on 12/2/21, 9:08 AM
So happy about this! Have fun everyone.