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movq
www.uninformativ.de
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2024 was a funny year: The year begins *and ends* with calendar week 1:



The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.

🤓

(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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2024 was a funny year: The year begins *and ends* with calendar week 1:



The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.

🤓

(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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2024 was a funny year: The year begins *and ends* with calendar week 1:



The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.

🤓

(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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2024 was a funny year: The year begins *and ends* with calendar week 1:



The one in January being 2024-W01 and the one in December 2025-W01.

🤓

(Hmmm, my printed LaTeX calendar using tikz-kalender gets it wrong or uses different week definitions. It shows next week as 53. 🤔)
xuu
txt.sour.is
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@movq my util-linux 2.40.2 version of cal seems to do week 53.

movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@xuu It uses “North American Mode” by default, it seems (says the source code). cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.

(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@xuu It uses “North American Mode” by default, it seems (says the source code). cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.

(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@xuu It uses “North American Mode” by default, it seems (says the source code). cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.

(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@xuu It uses “North American Mode” by default, it seems (says the source code). cal -mw 2024 switches to ISO 8601.

(Everybody should use ISO 8601 or at least RFC 3339!@1@11! 😅)
lyse
lyse.isobeef.org
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@movq Ha, that's cool, I wasn't aware of 2024 being one of these years.