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24 hours is better imo than am-pm. I made an app widget to measure time in percentages instead of 24 hours https://www.reddit.com/r/Time/comments/1ujj9py/comm

• flkiwi 2mo ago
  Constant battle in my (American) house. I set my digital devices to 24-hour time years and years ago, because I ran into situations where there could be genuine confusion about which "4:32" someone might be referring to (global company, irregular work hours, etc.), but my family insists on calling it "military time", which is so very strange because they're well travelled and have been plenty of places that use 24-hour clocks.
  • al_borland 2mo ago
    “Military time” is the common name for it in the US. It’s the only way to ever hear people refer to it.