Happy Pythagorean Theorem Day to all who celebrate!

[sn@mastodon.ping.de]

@Crell why would you put the month first, then the day, then the year?

[crell@phpc.social]

@sn Because 'murica.

But it works both ways.

[mgorny@mastodon.com.pl]

@Crell, damn, and I've assumed I'd still be allowed to use right triangles in this century.

[drizzy@cyberplace.social]

@Crell Rest of the world agrees but only thanks to the commutative property of the +

[falken@social.falkensweb.com]

@Crell a hoi @standupmaths

[gimulnautti@mastodon.green]

@Crell wow, I wonder if we make it until the next one

[theteka@tsundere.love]

@pettanko @edwiebe @Crell
Anyone who refuses to use "DD/MM/YYYY 23:59" or "YYYY/MM/DD 23:59" date and time formats should be split in half with a karate chop.

[crell@phpc.social]

@mgorny Sorry, we've run out now. You'll need to wait for them to be refreshed.

[crell@phpc.social]

@TheTeka @edwiebe @pettanko Dude, chill out, grow up, and enjoy some math humor.

Besides, it works in DD/MM/YY format, too. Just rotate 90 degrees.

[dingens@troet.cafe]

@edwiebe @Crell (shameless self plug follows) https://troet.cafe/@dingens/117502501866009347

[bontchev@infosec.exchange]

@Crell There are 28 such dates every century:

2X03-04-05
2X03-05-04
2X04-03-05
2X04-05-03
2X05-03-04
2X05-04-03
2X05-12-13
2X06-08-10
2X06-10-08
2X08-06-10
2X08-10-06
2X09-12-15
2X10-06-08
2X10-08-06
2X12-05-13
2X12-09-15
2X13-05-12
2X13-12-05
2X15-08-17
2X15-09-12
2X15-12-09
2X16-12-20
2X17-08-15
2X20-12-16
2X24-07-25
2X24-10-26
2X25-07-24
2X26-10-24