Crowdstrike is KILLING IT with a callout
  • 113 points 3Five9s

    That makes me unreasonably happy.

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  • 92 points GeeEyeDoe

    Incredy

    Though, I’m intrigued at this MMM-D-YYYY format šŸ˜„

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    96 points 2xtc

    It means you'd write JAN 1 2026, rather than JAN 01 2026 for example for single digit dates

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    8 points GeeEyeDoe

    Thx!

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    15 points GarlicThread

    Pretty much everything is explained here : https://devhints.io/datetime

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    7 points GeeEyeDoe

    Thx!

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  • 42 points fellipec

    Last time I read they killed something was millions of computers at same time, but ok.

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    14 points Weetile

    Exactly - that's why OP used the word 'killing'

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    7 points MaximumGorilla

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    1 points XTornado

    Yeah, but they were killing it in terms of success.

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  • 6 points Sunfurian_Zm

    Tf is "MMM, D, YYYY"

    There are more than 9 days in a month. And there are definitely less than a hundred months in a year.

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    8 points MaximumGorilla

    JAN, 22, 1982

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    3 points Sunfurian_Zm

    But... But that would be MMM, DD, YYYY

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    6 points Keve1227

    But also dec, 6, 2025, not dec, 06, 2025

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    1 points MaximumGorilla

    True. No leading zero on 22nd

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    2 points IlgantElal

    Not zero padded

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  • 1 points AsBrokeAsMeEnglish

    Crowdstrike is killing a lot of things as far as I remember

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  • 1 points Liggliluff

    Odd to offer MMM D YYYY but not D MMM YYYY Odd to put it in order of MDY, DMY, MDY, YMD

    Globally, most people use DMY, then YMD, then DMY (no one uses YDM, since those counties where the language is spoken in YDM, they write YMD and DMY).

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