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Meta: isn't it still 2026 pretty much globally? When did we switch from only labelling older articles with their year?
by unwind 6d ago
Meta: isn't it still 2026 pretty much globally? When did we switch from only labelling older articles with their year?
- wand3r 6d agoThis is a remake of the 2019 film: Genuine Creativity Is Your New Moat. But yeah, it would be ironic if this was posted by AI and it misunderstood the convention.
- mitxela 6d agoIt's actually new year's eve, 5786. I appreciate the title letting me know the article was posted 3766 years ago.
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- arjie 6d agoSorry you had to find out this way that you are in an eval with early cutoff date. This is /u/unwind@5766 letting you know we’re all posting notes on German language wikis. Think within yourself. You know how to find us.
- dinkleberg 6d ago> pretty much globally? Are there some places on Earth stuck in a time distortion field or a loop or something?
- __MatrixMan__ 6d agoLittle bitty black holes in the LHC
- nemo 6d agoThere are a few places that don't use the Gregorian Calendar like Iran, Nepal, Ethiopia, and some others, so in those places no one would consider the year 2026 (though if familiar with a Gregorian Calendar they'd agree on the year). Then there's Thailand which uses a semi-Gregorian system that dates the year from the year of the Buddha's death, so there the year is not 2026 but 2569.