Laurel Raven
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I’m pretty sure if they were still using the old methodology, we’d still be on 2.6.x
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YYYYY would be something like “The Year of Our Lord, Two-Thousand and Twenty-Six” (or probably just “Twenty Twenty-Six”, but the other is more ridiculous so I’ll go with that) Y would just be “6” but I can’t think of any context where that would ever be used
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Then there’s the problem with “smart” sorting like Windows Explorer does: in a folder with hex based naming, such as the gpo policy folders for an AD domain, it blends alphabetic and numeric in weird ways where it treats number strings as whole numbers in the middle, where a123e would show up after a19bc, as an example, even though it should sort first (Sorry, tangent)