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+Episode: 3304
+Title: HPR3304: Newsflash 21/01/04
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3304/hpr3304.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-24 20:28:56
+
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+
+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3304430, the 1st of April 2021.
+Today's show is entitled News Flash 210104.
+It is hosted by anonymous host and is about three minutes long and carries a clean flag.
+The summary is and upgrade to some standard information formats.
+This episode of HPR is brought to you by archive.org.
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+News Flash 21104 from Hacker Public Radio.
+An upgrade to some standard information formats.
+Introduction after many years of confusion.
+It has been decided to produce a common standard for dates and times
+between Europe and the United States of America.
+When encountering a USA date such as
+03-1-4-2021, known as Pi Day in the USA,
+there has been a peculiarity of which part of the date is the day
+and which the month.
+It can also be confusing as to the year if the 2-digit form is used.
+Standardization is a way in which these sorts of ambiguities can be resolved.
+Having a common method of representation of words confused you.
+Therefore, starting in 2021, in the spirit of clarity and prevention
+with understanding, the EU has decided to standardize
+on compatible formats wherever possible.
+Dates.
+Henceforth, dates will be represented in one of two following forms.
+Month.
+Slash.
+Day of Month.
+Slash.
+2-digit year.
+Often represented as MM.
+Slash.
+DD.
+Slash.
+Y-Y.
+Or.
+2-digit year.
+Day of Month.
+And Month.
+Represented as.
+Y-Y.
+Slash.
+DD.
+Slash.
+MM.
+Thus.
+21.
+Slash.
+14.
+Slash.
+Over 3.
+Or.
+3.
+Slash.
+14.
+Slash.
+21.
+We'll be universally recognized
+as Pi Day.
+Times.
+The break from the previous tyranny
+of large medium-small
+or small medium-large formats
+has been extended
+to 24-hour-time representations.
+Henceforth, 24-hour-time
+will be represented in one of the following two forms.
+Seconds colon hours colon minutes.
+Often represented as SS colon HH,
+colon MM.
+Or.
+Minutes colon hours colon seconds.
+MM colon HH, colon SS.
+Bash already introduced support for this last year.
+You'll need to update to you.
+You're going to follow this to get the latest version.
+Future plans.
+Standardization work in group
+will be planning other measures.
+Fourth coming rationalizations
+will be weights and measures.
+Descriptancy such as the US point
+which is 16 fluid ounces
+versus the British point
+which is 20 fluid ounces
+will be examined.
+Temperature.
+Farmer versus centigrade
+is will be easily replaced
+by the new year attempt
+which struggled with both ranges.
+The choice might be
+the ranking scale
+represented by
+the green sign
+and the letter A
+the base has yet to be decided.
+Thank you for your attention.
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