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account42
1560 days ago
I just use en_DK which (while not perfectly named) is exactly there to solve this.
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SAI_Peregrinus
1560 days ago
That doesn't have `_` as the thousands separator. It uses ISO 8601 for date/times instead of RFC 3339 (so "2022-03-14T15:06:03 EDT" instead of "2022-03-14 15:06:03-04:00"), etc.
I just happen to want slightly different choices than it allows.
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I just happen to want slightly different choices than it allows.